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- Active older adults live longer and have better functional status
- Persistent pain may accelerate signs of aging
- Pelvic exercises help older women manage urinary incontinence
- Canadian Boomers devote time, money to aging parents
- Healthcare spending doubles for middle-aged Americans
- Widowed adults in America face higher mortality risk
- People who work after retiring enjoy better health
- Difficulty performing daily activities associated with progression to dementia
- Processed and high-fat foods linked to depression
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- Intervention improves insomnia and pain due to osteoarthritis
- Falls with walking aids land elders in emergency
- >Brain exercises may delay memory decline in dementia
- Canada’s Boomers maintain positive outlook on future inheritances
- New care management model improves outcomes and saves money
- Economic anxiety prompts lifestyle changes
- Waist-hip ratio bests BMI as obesity gauge in older adults
- Hypertension linked to midlife memory problems
- Britain’s ‘Baby Gloomers’ unprepared for parents’ retirement care
- Previous exercise helps stroke patients recover more quickly
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- Walking often and far reduces risks in heart patients
- Australia’s male Baby Boomers risk loneliness, isolation in retirement years
- In the US, healthy lifestyles decline among aging adults
- Survey documents impact of economy on retirement
- Wii video games and dancing help older adults to meet exercise recommendations
- A higher purpose in life cuts risk of death among older adults
- DASH diet reduces women’s risk of heart failure
- Less frequent social activity linked with motor function decline in later life
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- Swimming may half men’s mortality rates
- Meaning trumps money for those seeking the ‘good life’
- Physical activity after menopause lowers breast cancer risk
- Cognitive rehabilitation helps people with acquired brain injury, stroke
- Exercise improves leg pain caused by arterial disease
- Houseplants increase quality of life in assisted living
- Mentally engaging activities may prevent memory loss
- Older women find physical and mental health benefits through volunteer program
- Weight influenced by fast-food availability
- Osteoarthritis guidelines emphasize exercise and weight loss
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- Study demonstrates return on investment for workplace wellness
- MetLife profiles Boomers at age 62—with some surprises
- Disability and disease: one may not follow the other in old age
- Menopausal women in rural areas need better care and support
- Work and civic life still important after 65
- Neck pain study sheds light on care
- Health/physical abilities influence when Australians cease working
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- Health issues push some Canadians to retire, prompt lifestyle changes
- Treadmill improves walking endurance for PAD patients
- Creating a legacy when death is near benefits elders and caregivers
- Study illuminates concerns related to dementia diagnosis
- More than 70,000 Canadians under 65 have dementia; call to action issued
- Comparable benefits found in study of resistance bands vs. weight machines
- Older adults cut back on spending, fear loss of health coverage
- Rethinking job key to happiness for long-term healthcare workers
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- Study suggests attending religious services cuts risk of death
- ACSM pinpoints top fitness trends for 2009
- ‘Activity strategy training’ helps people with arthritis
- New-home builder customer satisfaction survey released
- Program gets elders moving
- Healthy lifestyle factors may sharply reduce risk of premature death
- Employee engagement stems from the right conditions
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- Americans 50 and older thwarted in efforts to walk instead of drive
- British elders struggle to learn new tricks, new research shows
- Many Canadian Boomers experience short-term memory loss
- Boomers going digital, using social network sites
- Heart disease linked to worse mental processes
- Behavior strategies motivate people to move
- Alexander technique offers long-term relief for back pain
- Active social life may delay memory loss
- Arthritis may hamper physical activity in adults with diabetes
- Normal sleep linked to healthy aging in women ages 60 and beyond
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- Assisted-living residents highly satisfied with their communities
- Depression and use of antidepressants increase risk of falling
- Most recreation and park agencies take part in community-based healthy lifestyles partnerships
- Knee replacement patients need to relearn proper use of the knee
- Internet users ages 50-plus reap social benefits
- Falls may cause traumatic brain injury
- Elders are vital, active and socially engaged
- Brain changes affect gait and balance
- Majority of Canada’s Boomers plan to stay put when they retire
- New osteoporosis guidelines discuss screening, prevention
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- Debt ‘blind spot’ creates financial security risk
- Physical activity relieves arthritis pain
- Smokers more likely to quit at retirement
- Consumers’ complaints about fitness clubs soar
- New report profiles 50-plus housing market
- Guideline identifies those most at risk of falling
- Healthy lifestyle adds years to life
- Music therapy might soften depression symptoms
- Active elders curb costs for healthcare
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