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How a new technology might accelerate Alzheimer’s testing, treatment for millions

It can take months or years for doctors to determine whether people with early signs of memory loss have Alzheimer's disease. But experts say a new generation of blood tests ...
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5 Things to Know About Concussions

Princess Anne, sister of King Charles III, sustained minor injuries and a concussion following an incident on the royal residence Gatcombe Park estate, Buckingham Palace announced on June 24. She ...
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Do You Know the Warning Signs of Uterine Cancer? 

When Ursula Matulonis, M.D., started treating women with gynecologic cancers more than 20 years ago, she says it was rare to see a patient who had an aggressive form of ...
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Living With Joy: How Patients and Caregivers Can Proactively Approach an Alzheimer’s Diagnosis

Four years ago, Rebecca Chopp, Ph.D., now 72, from Broomfield, Colorado, was living a packed life as a wife, mother, minister, theologian and chancellor at the University of Denver. At ...
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Hydration for Seniors

Hot Weather Safety for Older Adults

Too much heat is not safe for anyone. It is even riskier if you are older or have health problems. It is important to be cautious and get relief quickly ...
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Stressed Sad Lonely Men

Loneliness Can Raise Older People’s Odds for Stroke

A lonely middle and old age could bring higher odds for a stroke, new data suggests. A 12-year study of people over 50 found that those who experienced chronic loneliness ...
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Travel Bag & Dollars

Keep an Eye Out for the Latest Travel Scams

Americans ages 50 and up say they plan to spend more than $6,650 dollars on vacations in 2024, and about half say they’ll spend more than in 2023, an AARP survey ...
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Refresh Your Summer Wine/Food Experience

Enjoy a glass of refreshing, cool wine in the summer? You’re not alone. A good portion of older adults indulge in alcoholic drinks (64 percent of 50- to 64- year-olds say they ...
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5 Ways Technology Can Make Life Easier for Caregivers of Dementia Patients

Everyday technology that people use around the house — including doorbell cameras, smart speakers and wrist-worn trackers — can help those suffering from cognitive decline. The tech may ease the burden on ...
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