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Ageist attitudes linked to everyday memory problems in international study
A study of nearly 1,000 older adults finds that ageist attitudes toward others track with more daily memory failures — even within the same person.
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Social Security’s projected COLA is significantly higher than in 2026
The 2027 Social Security COLA could reach 3.6%, according to a new estimate from the Senior Citizens League, but the final figure isn’t set.
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Daily multivitamin may help older adults maintain day-to-day function
A large randomized trial found daily multivitamins may modestly improve functional health in older adults, including stamina and physical ability.
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AI could ease the home-care crunch – if it preserves the human touch
AI could improve home care for older adults, but privacy, human oversight and ethical safeguards are essential to use the technology safely.
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Baby boomers are divorcing later in life, reshaping retirement
Gray divorce is rising among baby boomers, reshaping retirement plans, finances, family relationships, and how older Americans approach life after marriage.
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Aging muscles lose their ability to repair themselves. Scientists may have found a way to help
A Japanese study found a compound that may help protect muscle-repair proteins and could offer a new approach to age-related muscle loss.