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2025

Does Being Married Protect Against Dementia? A New Study Challenges Original Findings

Jocelyn Solis-Moreira

Parade, 2025

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What Isaac Newton Can Teach Us About Saving for Retirement

Geoffrey Sanzenbacher

Center for Retirement Research at Boston College, 2025

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Link between loneliness, heart disease persists across different cultures

Mary Campbell

The Pennsylvania State University, 2025

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Poor Memory Performance Linked to Greater COVID-19 Hospitalization, Mortality Risk

Lisa Kuhns

Infection Disease Advisor, 2025

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Racial Differences in Discrepancies Between Subjective Ratings and Objective Assessments of Hearing Impairment.

Charity Lewis, Yuri Jang, Joanne Elayoubi, Victoria Sanchez, Michelle Arnold, Julia Toman, William Haley

Gerontologist, 2025

Worse Mental Health Trajectories Seen for Survivors of Teen, Young Adult Cancer

HealthDay

Physician's Weekly, 2025

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8 Exercises to Improve Your Grip Strength

Cindy Kuzma

The New York Times, 2025

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Quitting smoking, even late in life, linked to slower cognitive decline

UCL News

University College London, 2025

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Poverty costs older Americans nearly a decade of life

Liz Seegert

Associations of Health Care Journalists, 2025

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Study Links Processed Foods and Sugary Drinks to Declines in Brain Health

Joseph Arangio

Men's Fitness, 2025

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Some prediabetic older adults face higher risk of heart problems

U. Buffalo

Futurity, 2025

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Nutrition Assistance Programs Combat Cognitive Decline

Megan Brooks

Medscape Medical News, 2025

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High-Impact Pain: A Distinct Predictor of Cognitive Decline, Interacting with APOE4

Rajan Saha

Clinical Pain Advisor, 2025

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Countries with highest reported levels of hearing loss have lowest use of hearing aids

BMJ Health

BMJ Group, 2025

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How Racial Differences in Chronic Diseases Impact Mortality

JBHE

The Journal of Blacks in Higher Education, 2025

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Rising wealth means that older people are more likely to self-insure rather than buy long-term care insurance

Joan Costa-Font, Richard Frank, Nilesh Raut

USAPP, London School of Economics, 2025

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At what age does Social Security give you all benefits in the US?

Diego Morales

MSN, 2025

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Cutting sleep drug usage among older adults could reduce falls, result in economic savings, study finds

Foster Stubbs

McKnights , 2025

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Is Delayed Retirement Bad for Your Health?

Michael Finke

ThinkAdvisor, 2025

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Who Claims Social Security While They Are Still Working – and Why Do They Do It?

Alicia Munnell

Center for Retirement Research at Boston College, 2025

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Determinants and Predictions of Risks of Diseases in Mid Ages: Logistic Regression Versus Deep Neural Network Models

Lakshmi Raut

2025

Working while collecting Social Security: The 'slow fade' to retirement more people are choosing

Kerry Hannon

Yahoo!, 2025

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For older Americans, the cost of poverty is 9 years of life, study finds

Aimee Picchi

CBS News, 2025

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Seniors face widening care gaps after dementia diagnoses, major study reveals

Donna Shryer

McKnights , 2025

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Real factors that predict dementia 2 decades early

Khalil Best

Rollingout, 2025

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