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A summer heatwave may be more dangerous for older adults
Some common medications can increase seniors’ risk during heat waves. Learn which drugs require extra precautions and how to stay safe.
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High-risk emergency surgery can cost seniors a month of independent living, study finds
Older adults who undergo high-risk emergency surgery spend nearly one month fewer living independently at home during the year after surgery, study finds.
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Experimental Alzheimer’s drug shows promise by targeting tau protein
Biogen’s experimental Alzheimer’s drug reduced tau protein and slowed cognitive decline in a promising Phase 2 clinical trial.
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Americans now fear outliving their savings more than death, study finds
A new Allianz survey found 67% of Americans fear running out of retirement savings more than death, driven by inflation, healthcare costs, and economic uncertainty.
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Katie Couric opens up about frightening memory loss scare and rare diagnosis
Katie Couric revealed she experienced transient global amnesia, a rare condition that caused sudden memory loss and prompted an emergency stroke evaluation.
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Court ruling could reshape Medicare Advantage quality ratings and 2027 plan benefits
A federal court ruling is prompting CMS to recalculate some Medicare Advantage star ratings, potentially affecting 2027 plan benefits and bonus payments.