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What matters most to older adults?
For many seniors, connection matters more than health. A new study shows why clinics should focus on relationships, not just treatment.
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Scientists find a clue that predicts ALS in patients
A Johns Hopkins and NIH study finds a blood test may spot ALS years early, paving the way for better diagnosis and care.
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‘Forgotten’ 401(k) accounts hold trillions of dollars, study shows
Trillions in “forgotten” 401(k) savings are sitting idle. Find out how lost accounts happen—and how to reclaim and protect your retirement money.
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Why Medicare Advantage enrollment might fall in 2026
Millions could lose or need to switch Medicare Advantage plans in 2026 as insurers cut offerings. Find out why plans are shrinking and how to prepare for changes.
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Medicare telehealth coverage lapsed when the government shut down
The government shutdown ended Medicare telehealth coverage, cutting off virtual care for millions of seniors and prompting urgent calls for congressional action.
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Government shutdown likely to delay 2026 Social Security COLA announcement
The 2026 Social Security COLA announcement may be delayed as the government shutdown stalls inflation data, leaving millions waiting for benefit updates.