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Study identifies DNA changes in Alzheimer’s brains that could reveal new treatment targets
A Mayo Clinic study found new DNA changes linked to Alzheimer’s disease, offering clues to how the condition develops and potential targets for future treatments.
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401(k), 403(b) balances rise again as retirement savings habits hold steady
401(k), 403(b), and IRA balances rose in 2025 as workers maintained steady savings habits and benefited from market gains, according to a new Fidelity report.
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Mediterranean diet linked to reduced risk of stroke in women
A study of more than 100,000 women found that following a Mediterranean-style diet was linked to a significantly lower risk of stroke over two decades.
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Peanut butter linked to stronger muscles in older adults, study finds
A study from Deakin University suggests a daily serving of peanut butter may help older adults improve muscle power and mobility.
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Why retirees are likely to get a lower Social Security COLA in 2027
Cooling inflation could mean a smaller Social Security COLA in 2027. Here’s how the formula works — and why retirees may feel squeezed despite lower prices.
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Smoking after 50 can damage vision, study finds
Researchers find smoking triggers epigenetic damage in retinal cells, increasing the risk of age-related macular degeneration.