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Finally, retirees with ample savings should see higher returns
Rising Treasury yields are increasing borrowing costs, but they’re also creating some of the strongest opportunities for savers, CDs, and income-focused investors in years.
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Structured lifestyle programs may help older adults slow aging, study finds
A new study found that a structured program focused on exercise, healthy eating, and social engagement may help older adults slow physical aging and reduce frailty.
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Older women with sleep problems may face a higher Alzheimer’s risk
A new study suggests poor sleep in older women may be linked to higher Alzheimer’s risk, with worse memory performance and greater tau buildup in the brain.
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The 60’s cultural revolution wasn’t led by the baby boomers
Many icons of the 1960s counterculture, including the Beatles, Bob Dylan, and Andy Warhol, weren’t baby boomers at all, but members of the Silent Generation.
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A new AI model may improve early Alzheimer’s disease detection
Researchers at West Virginia University developed an AI model that uses metabolic biomarkers to help detect Alzheimer’s disease earlier, potentially improving diagnosis before symptoms appear.
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Seniors group finds Social Security benefits have lost 20% of buying power since 2010
A new report finds Social Security benefits have lost 20% of their buying power since 2010, as housing, healthcare, and food costs continue rising faster than annual COLAs.