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A healthy diet may help reduce dementia risk, even for seniors with early Alzheimer’s signs
A new study suggests older adults with early Alzheimer’s biomarkers may lower their dementia risk by following an anti-inflammatory diet rich in fruits, vegetables, whole grains, and fish.
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A typical worker expects to retire with only half the savings experts say they’ll need
American workers expect to retire with about half the savings experts recommend, as inflation, debt, and rising costs continue to widen the retirement savings gap.
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Here’s how much the Social Security COLA could rise in 2027
A new forecast projects a 3.8% Social Security COLA for 2027. Learn how much benefits could increase and why many seniors say it’s still not enough.
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Here’s what you need to know about Medicare’s coverage of GLP-1s
Medicare now covers certain GLP-1 weight-loss drugs for eligible beneficiaries. Learn who qualifies, which medications are covered, and key program rules.
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AI could ease home care worker shortages, new research finds
A new report says AI could improve home care for older adults by enhancing safety and reducing paperwork, but warns that careful oversight is essential.
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Coffee and tea linked to lower dementia risk in major Harvard-led study
Back to homepage › Retirement News Two or three cups a day seems to be the magic number Updated: key insights: For millions of Americans who start the day with a cup of coffee or tea, new research offers another possible reason to enjoy the habit. A large Harvard-led study suggests that moderate consumption of…