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Silver MPannor. Work, retirement, and well-being: Does what you did for a living influence how you feel in retirement? Women's retirement and self-assessed well-being: An analysis of three measures of well-being among recent and long-term retirees relative to homemakers. Public Policy Studies. 2010;PhD:176.

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Sherbourne M. 1 in 5 older Americans experience food insufficiency, according to U-M study.
Salamon M. Can self-employment promote better cardiovascular health for women?.
Sleek S. Childhood Residue in the Aging Body. Observer.
Sherbourne M. Childhood trauma tied to tooth loss later in life. Michigan News.
Staff S. Dementia rates are declining, and education could have a lot to do with it. Stateside.
Stavrova O. Does Having a Happy Spouse Lead to a Longer Life?.
Socha V. Financial Hardship and Risk of Incident Diabetic Kidney Disease.
Stenger M. Financial Impact on Caregivers of Spouses With Cancer.
Specktor B. Here’s Why Your Brain Needs You to Read Every Single Day. Reader's Digest.
Solan M. Improving vision may help prevent dementia.
Span P. In Older Americans, Rising Debt May Adversely Affect Health.
Staff P. Long-Term Pet Ownership Can Slow Cognitive Decline in Older Adults, New Study Finds.
Stoffel B. The Most Amazing Retirement Chart You'll Ever See. The Motley Fool.
Staff NAPANet. Older Workers’ Retirement Expectations Remain Intact Despite COVID.
Sherburne M. One in 10 older Americans has dementia.
Simpson A. Racial Justice Push Creates Momentum to Protect Black-Owned Land. Stateline.
Shaw DJ. Retiree Poverty Rates Vary Substantially by State. Data & Research.
ScienceDaily. Scientists identify genetic variants linked to mobility changes in aging.
Shaw G. Where Food Security May Make a Difference Seniors Who Use Food Benefits Experience Slower Memory Decline.
Span P. Who Will Care for ‘Kinless’ Seniors?.