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A new AI model may improve early Alzheimer’s disease detection
Researchers at West Virginia University developed an AI model that uses metabolic biomarkers to help detect Alzheimer’s disease earlier, potentially improving diagnosis before symptoms appear.
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Seniors group finds Social Security benefits have lost 20% of buying power since 2010
A new report finds Social Security benefits have lost 20% of their buying power since 2010, as housing, healthcare, and food costs continue rising faster than annual COLAs.
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Should you convert your IRA to a Roth? It depends on a lot of factors
Roth IRA conversions can offer retirees tax-free income and greater flexibility later in life, but financial advisors warn the upfront tax bill and potential Medicare surcharges make timing and planning critical.
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Alzheimer’s researchers are developing new and more diverse drug treatments
Researchers say Alzheimer’s drug development is accelerating, with nearly 200 clinical trials underway worldwide and growing focus on treatments targeting inflammation, immune response, and early disease prevention.
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Many retirees prefer a side hustle to a part-time job
Retirees are turning side hustles into flexible sources of income and fulfillment through consulting, tutoring, pet sitting, online sales, and hobby-based businesses that fit around retirement lifestyles.
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The retirement expenses that matter most and how to keep them under control
Learn which retirement expenses experts say deserve the most attention, including housing, healthcare, taxes, transportation, and lifestyle spending that can quietly drain long-term savings.