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Accentuate the positive to curb chronic disease risks
People who experience a wide range of positive emotions - dubbed "emodiversity" - seem to have lower levels of inflammation in their system, which may reduce their risk for chronic diseases such as diabetes and heart disease, according to a recent study conducted in Phoenix, Arizona.
moreEmotional wellness
Older adults don't get enough help on drug costs
Although 27% of people over 50 say drug costs pose a financial burden for them, nearly half hadn't talked with their doctor or pharmacist about lower-cost options, according to the University of Michigan/AARP National Poll on Healthy Aging.
moreEconomics of aging
Electroacupuncture may help stress urinary incontinence
A study from China suggests that electroacupuncture to the lumbosacral area (near the small of the back and the back part of the pelvis between the hips) may help women with stress incontinence - an involuntary loss of urine, as might happen when sneezing or coughing.
morePhysical wellness
No benefit to statins for primary prevention
Statins aren't helpful for people who don't have heart disease, researchers have found.
moreCancer prevention
Positive view of aging may soften money worries
People with low incomes, limited social networks and low levels of physical activity can be at a disadvantage as they age.
moreAttitudes & perceptions
Combine cognitive and physical activities to improve ADLs
Both physical activity and cognitive activity are approaches to fostering healthy aging.
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