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Aging adults most at risk of ultra-processed food addiction, study found
New research links Generation X’s early exposure to ultra-processed foods with high rates of food addiction in midlife, raising concerns about long-term health risks for future generations.
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Study reveals genetic link to cognitive decline in Parkinson’s disease
Yale researchers find Parkinson’s dementia stems from GBA gene mutations disrupting neuron communication, separate from motor issues caused by protein buildup.
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Capital gains taxes blamed for housing market gridlock
Moody’s warns outdated capital gains tax caps are trapping millions of retirees in oversized homes, worsening housing shortages for families and first-time buyers.
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Medicare Open Enrollment: What seniors should know before making changes
Medicare Open Enrollment runs Oct. 15–Dec. 7, giving seniors a chance to review plans, compare costs, check drug coverage, and update benefits for 2026.
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10 cities where retirees are better off renting than owning
Retirement housing isn’t one-size-fits-all. In some U.S. cities, renting offers retirees more savings, security, and flexibility than homeownership.
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How active ETFs can help retired investors navigate market volatility
Active ETFs blend diversification with hands-on management, helping investors navigate volatility, access niche strategies, and balance growth with stability in uncertain markets.