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Disrupted daily rhythms may signal higher dementia risk, study finds
A new Neurology study suggests disrupted circadian rhythms and irregular daily activity patterns may be early warning signs of increased dementia risk in older adults.
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Medicare Advantage premiums will stay the same
Medicare Advantage premiums are expected to remain flat next year, offering seniors financial stability despite ongoing inflation and rising health care costs.
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Simple oral health screening tool adapted for older adults
Researchers have adapted a Japanese oral health questionnaire for U.S. seniors, aiming to improve early screening for oral frailty and support healthier aging.
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Winter weather increases the fall risk for older adults
After winter storms, hidden ice raises fall risk for older adults. An orthopedic surgeon shares simple tips to stay safe on icy sidewalks, stairs, and roads.
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New tool helps men make sense of PSA test results
A new University of Michigan tool uses PSA results and personal health factors to better predict prostate cancer risk and reduce unnecessary biopsies and treatment.
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Rising food costs leave many older adults struggling to eat healthy
A new NCOA survey finds many older Americans struggle to afford healthy food, with rising costs threatening nutrition, joint health, and overall well-being in retirement.