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Why older adults should avoid junk food
A new study links junk food to memory problems, showing that processed snacks and sugary drinks can harm brain health in both young and middle-aged adults.
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Bank of America is on top in JD Power’s retirement plan survey
J.D. Power’s 2025 study shows retirement savers prioritize account security over convenience, making it key to digital satisfaction.
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The way you walk could aid detection of dementia and Parkinson’s
Home » Retirement News Advertising Disclosure The AI technology was originally developed for sports judging systems Updated: Photo by Matteo del Piano on Unsplash Key Insights Could artificial intelligence help doctors predict future cognitive issues simply by analyzing how a patient walks? Fujitsu Limited and Acer Medical Inc. believe it can. The two companies have…
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Study challenges use of beta-blockers after a heart attack
A new study finds beta-blockers may offer no benefit after heart attacks in patients with preserved heart function, challenging decades-old guidelines.
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Understanding “Me-First” retirement spending
“Me-First” retirement spending secures essentials with guaranteed income, giving retirees stability and peace of mind.
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Boomers see their homes as the key to a secure financial future
Baby boomers view home equity as key to retirement wealth, fueling generational housing tensions.