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A 10-year-old drug reduced heart attack risks in clinical trial
Amgen’s Repatha cut the risk of heart attack, stroke, or cardiovascular death by 25% in high-risk adults without prior cardiac events, a new trial shows.
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Older adults are more likely to share political misinformation
A new study finds older adults share more political misinformation — not from confusion, but from stronger partisan bias that shapes what they believe and post online.
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Why retirees’ Medicare premiums are going up in 2026
Health insurance premiums are set to rise sharply in 2026, with Medicare Part B costs projected to jump over 11%. Experts say prices—not usage—are driving the increase.
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Higher housing costs are pushing more baby boomers into the rental market
Rising housing and insurance costs are pushing more baby boomers to rent, making them the fastest-growing group in America’s rental market.
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Extended use of melatonin may be associated with heart issues
A new study links long-term melatonin use to higher risks of heart failure and death, raising concerns about its safety for treating chronic insomnia.
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The National Council on Aging says 15% of seniors live below the poverty line
The National Council on Aging warns that the 2.8% Social Security COLA for 2026 won’t keep up with rising Medicare costs, leaving many older adults struggling with poverty and financial insecurity.