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Impersonation scams targeting seniors surged in 2024
Impersonation scams targeting seniors cost victims $445M in 2024. The FTC warns of rising losses, sharing tips to avoid these costly schemes.
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‘Superagers’ are redefining what it means to grow old
Some people over 80 still have sharp memories. Scientists say these “superagers” have unique brain structures that resist decline.
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Financial planners urge caution in overweighting dividend stocks in retirement portfolios
Dividend stocks offer steady income for retirees, but overreliance can limit growth and increase risk. Experts recommend a balanced portfolio.
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Is aging reversible? A new study suggests it might be
A new theory links aging to harmful metabolic changes and suggests it may be reversible, opening the door to future anti-aging treatments.
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Public phone chargers may be free, but they could pose a security risk
Officials warn travelers: Public USB charging stations may expose your device to malware or data theft through “juice jacking.”
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For postmenopausal women, just standing up improves heart health
Simply standing up more often may lower blood pressure in postmenopausal women, according to new UC San Diego research on heart health.