Posing for Your Obituary December 13, 2024 - In published obituaries, people’s photos sometimes date from decades earlier. When some 92-year-old men die, their obits show them in a Marine uniform or Army cap, staring blankly at the camera. It strikes me as odd.
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Know Your Numbers by Mary Jacobs - Every year, millions of older adults roll up their sleeves for an annual physical. Blood is drawn, a cuff tightens around the arm, and a stethoscope taps against the chest. A few days later, a patient portal pings with test…
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Dementia: The Numbers Are Climbing but the Risk Is Not by Ashton Applewhite - I’ve said it before, and I’ll keep saying it: dementia rates are dropping. There are more cases because there are more older people as a percentage of the population, and age is the biggest risk factor. But your risk is lower…
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Maybe It’s Not Just Aging. Maybe It’s Anemia.
An iron deficiency can cause tiredness, brain fog and weakness.
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The One Quality Most ‘Super-Agers’ Share
If you’re over 80 and have the memory of a much younger mind, you probably have a fulfilling, active social life.
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This Test Tells You More About Your Heart Attack Risk
More and more doctors recommend that we all take a coronary artery calcium test.