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Aging Well

Discover valuable insights and tips for a healthier, happier aging journey.

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July 29, 2025/Aging Well

Keeping Steady: Balance Exercises To Improve Stability

Building lower body strength is key to staying upright, particularly as you age

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July 25, 2025/Skin Care & Beauty

What Causes Gray Hair?

Age is the most likely reason for typical graying, but premature graying may be caused by stress, diet, smoking or autoimmune disease

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July 17, 2025/Exercise & Fitness

7 Types of Low-Impact Cardio Workouts

Activities like swimming, cycling and rowing can get your heart pumping without stressing your joints

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June 16, 2025/Men's Health

How Men Can Get Fit After 50 — and Stay That Way

Getting stronger, feeling better and staying active isn’t just possible — it’s doable

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May 29, 2025/Exercise & Fitness

Workout Results: 12 Ways Exercise Benefits Your Body

A consistent exercise routine can bring you positive results from head to toe

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March 21, 2025/Brain & Nervous System

Can Viagra Lower Your Risk of Alzheimer’s Disease?

Studies show the medication may have a protective effect, but more research is needed

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March 5, 2025/Women's Health

Menopause Memory Loss: Should You Be Worried?

Decreasing estrogen levels can cause brain fog, but symptoms of dementia are different and more pronounced

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February 13, 2025/Aging Well

Can the 10-Second Balance Test Predict Your Lifespan?

A study found that you might live longer if you can stand on one leg — but it’s far from a perfect indication of longevity

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January 29, 2025/Senior Health

How To Talk With Your Loved One About Their Memory Loss

Use a gentle, nonjudgmental tone, focus on prevention and reassure them that age-related memory issues can have a variety of causes

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January 10, 2025/Aging Well

Biological Age: What It Is and How You Can Measure It

Your cells and tissues may be aging faster or slower than your actual age

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