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Observing ‘Dry January’ may improve seniors’ health, study finds
A Tufts study finds that older adults who take short breaks from alcohol see improvements in heart health, sleep, and energy—even among moderate drinkers.
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Quarterbacks keep playing as age becomes just a number in the NFL
NFL quarterbacks are redefining career longevity, with veterans like Tom Brady, Aaron Rodgers, and even a possible Philip Rivers return challenging long-held age limits.
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Study links a disrupted body clock with higher dementia risk
Irregular sleep and daily activity patterns in older adults may raise the risk of developing dementia, new research suggests.
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Menopause isn’t the start of weight gain, study suggests
Mayo Clinic experts say menopause-related weight gain often begins years earlier due to muscle loss and metabolic changes.
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Practical health resolutions for adults over 50
University of Michigan research suggests simple, realistic health resolutions can help adults over 50 improve safety, independence, and well-being.
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AARP study shows dramatic savings from negotiated Medicare drug prices
An AARP study finds Medicare’s negotiated drug prices could cut costs by about 50%, saving seniors billions starting in 2026.