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2025

Some prediabetic older adults face higher risk of heart problems

U. Buffalo

Futurity, 2025

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As Medicare turns 60, research shows more need for enrollment help

Kara Gavin

Michigan Medicine, University of Michigan, 2025

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Volunteering Slows Brain Aging

HealthDay

U.S. News and World Report, 2025

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Food insecurity associated with higher risk for dementia, study finds

Foster Stubbs

McKnights , 2025

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5 reasons to start reading for fun again

Hunter Boyce

The Atlanta Journal-Constitution, 2025

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FSU researcher helps unveil innovative tool to measure healthy aging

Jenny Ralph

Florida State University News, 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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8 Exercises to Improve Your Grip Strength

Cindy Kuzma

The New York Times, 2025

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New blood test shows how fast our organs are aging

Sanjana Gajbhiye

earth.com, 2025

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Associations between discriminatory experiences and dementia in the Health and Retirement Study.

Jean Tyan, Roland Thorpe, Christine Ladd-Acosta, Aisha Dickerson

Soc Psychiatry Psychiatr Epidemiol, 2025

What Science Reveals About Money and a Happy Retirement

Diane Harris

Kiplinger, 2025

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Researchers from several institutions develop tool to help track healthy aging

Foster Stubbs

McKnights , 2025

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Opinion: Who claims Social Security while they are still working — and why do they do it?

Alicia Munnell

MarketWatch, 2025

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Wealth shocks tilt the balance toward self-insurance for long-term care

Joan Costa-i-Font, Richard Frank, Nilesh Raut

Centre for Economic Policy Research, 2025

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Key modifiable factors in urban-rural differences in depression among older adults in China: A comparative study between China and the United States.

Juxiang Yang, Yi Wang, Xi Zheng, Hongchu Wang, Gang Song

Int Psychogeriatr, 2025

Strength in Numbers: Large Study Suggests Role for Music in Preventing Dementia

Sunil Iyengar

National Endowment for the Arts, 2025

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Yale Researchers Report Race and Ethnicity-Based Variations in Contributions of Chronic Conditions to Mortality

Sarah Spaulding

Yale University, 2025

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Just 20 minutes of exercise twice a week may help slow dementia, Texas A&M study finds

Ann Kellett

Texas A&M University, 2025

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Evaluating the psychosocial burden and unmet needs for health care access among older adults with inflammatory skin disease.

Alyssa Roberts, Danielle West, Benjamin Stroebel, Katrina Abuabara

JAAD Int, 2025

Smoking and Diet Fuel Gender Gap in Cancer-Free Life Expectancy

Anaya Malik

American Medical Journal, 2025

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Market-Based Cash Balance Plans Could Be Lifetime Income Solution, per October Three

Emily Boyle

Planadviser, 2025

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Shingles Vaccine Can Decrease Risk of Dementia, Study Finds

Pam Belluck

The New York Times, 2025

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Education as a safeguard: the influences of education on informal caregiving on retirees in Europe

Mohammad Almomani, Mohammad Al-Masaeid

The Journal of Adult Protection, 2025

Social isolation and sarcopenia: the mediating role of physical activity and the intersocietal differences from US and China.

Sicheng Li, Lingxiao He, Ya Fang

Soc Psychiatry Psychiatr Epidemiol, 2025

Dynamics of Family Exchanges: How Life Course Transfers Influence Support From Adult Children.

Adriana Reyes, Sarah Patterson

Res Aging, 2025

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