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Heat Waves Can Be More Dangerous After 65—Watch These Everyday Habits

A heat wave can become dangerous long before someone feels seriously ill, and that is particularly important for older adults to understand. People 65 and...

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From Hospital to Home and Why Rehabilitation Matters After a Serious Health Crisis, In Light of McConnell's Release

Mitch McConnell leaves rehabilitation and continues physical therapy at home after a fall and pneumonia, detailing the stages of recovery and fall prevention.

Medical Daily

Home Safety Checks That Can Help Older Adults Stay Independent Longer

More than 55% to 60% of all falls happen inside the home, and over 75% take place in or immediately around the house. Staying safely...

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Scientists Discover a Brain Protein That Shields Against Tau Tangles in Alzheimer's Disease

Sanford Burnham Prebys published Science Advances research July 17 showing the SORLA protein suppresses tau tangle formation and brain atrophy in Alzheimer's mouse models. Here's what it means.

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Senior Wellness Grants in New Jersey Fund Social‑Inclusion Projects—How Your Community Can Apply

Social isolation has become a growing public health concern. According to the National Institute on Aging, research has linked prolonged loneliness among older adults to...

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New Jersey’s Senior Wellness Pilot Offers Up to $250K Grants to Combat Isolation—How Local Groups Can Apply

Loneliness and social isolation have become growing public health concerns, especially among older adults. Research from the National Institute on Aging has linked prolonged isolation...

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Yale Study of 11,000 Older Adults Finds Nearly Half Actually Improved Cognitively or Physically Over 12 Years

A Yale study of 11,000 adults 65+ found 45% improved cognitively or physically over 12 years. Positive age beliefs were strongly linked to better health outcomes.

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The Muscle You Lose After 50 — and 6 Ways to Build It Back

Many adults are surprised to learn that they begin losing muscle mass decades before they consider themselves old. Starting around age 30, people gradually lose...

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LGBTQ+ patients stay up-to-date on preventive care when their doctors are supportive, saving money and lives throughout society

When LGBTQ+ patients are unsure if they can be open about their identity and related health needs, it becomes more difficult for them to access high-quality health care.

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New Alzheimer’s Blood Test Leads To Early Detection And Treatment

A new Alzheimer’s blood test recently approved by the U. S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) can now detect the disease in people with early...

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9 Habits for a Happy Retirement

A long and happy retirement takes more than just money. Here are nine things happy retirees do — besides dutifully saving the money they’ll need to quit the 9-to-5 grind.

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You can order a test to find out your biological age. Is it worth it?

Learning your DNA age sounds intriguing. But researchers caution the results might make you nervous. And they don't tell you much about what steps to take next.

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How many Americans have Alzheimer's disease and dementia?

As many as 6.7 million Americans over 65 have Alzheimer’s disease. That number is expected to more than double by 2060.

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LGBTQ+ caregivers of people with dementia face unique stresses that lead to poorer physical and mental health

Caring for someone living with dementia can be a stressful experience that harms the physical and mental health of caregivers. Many caregivers experience depression and lower quality of life. LGBTQ+ caregivers face unique challenges that can magnify these strains.

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As heat records fall, how hot is too hot for the human body?

Extreme heat has been breaking records across Europe, Asia and North America, with millions of people sweltering in heat and humidity well above “normal” for days on end.

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