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Super Aging

With mental capabilities of people decades younger, SuperAgers are gaining attention from researchers looking at the link between lifestyle and…

2 years ago

Soaring — or Sinking? — Sodium

Out-of-whack sodium levels — whether too high or too low — can throw off many health functions, from balance to…

2 years ago

Indelible Ink

Only 13% of people over age 65 in the U.S. have a tattoo. Here are a few of them —…

2 years ago

Reading Rewards

Whether it's books, magazines, or correspondence — studies show that reading offers protections against dementia as people age Learning to…

2 years ago

Keep Connecting

Distance doesn’t have to end relationships. How to stay connected when a friend moves or goes through health changes. Veronica…

2 years ago

Why We Collect

No matter which items collectors choose to gather and save, the pastime offers many benefits. These days, collecting is a…

2 years ago

Focus on Women

The National Council on Aging announces 2023 photo contest award winners The National Council on Aging’s photo contest results are…

2 years ago

Alzheimer’s Prevalence

Researchers rank the U.S. counties with the highest rates of Alzheimer’s disease The Alzheimer’s Association released a first-of-its-kind study in…

2 years ago

To Paxlovid or Not?

Who benefits from the Covid antiviral drug Paxlovid, and how does it work? Pam and Jon (who wish to remain…

2 years ago

Food Insecurity

When chronic health issues and lack of resources combine, older adults face mounting food challenges Nora Spencer, of Lisle, Illinois,…

2 years ago

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