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Loneliness Is Killing Middle-Aged People. This Country Is Most Vulnerable
Middle-aged Americans are lonelier than their European counterparts. Thats the key finding of my teams recent study, published in American Psychologist.
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5 Early Warning Signs Of Heart Failure
Hence, it is important to understand the early symptoms of heart failure to prevent the condition from exacerbating.
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Are You Over 50? Add These Foods To Your Diet To Stay Healthy
After the age of 50, make it a point to include these important foods in your daily diet
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Healthy Plant-Based Diets May Limit The Risk Of Cognitive Decline In Old Age
Healthy plant-based diets have proved to be of significant value in delaying or curbing brain-related issues. These findings suggest that maintaining a healthy dietary pattern is important for the prevention of onset and delay of cognitive impairment.
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Heart Failure Among The Aged May Triple By 2060: Study
Heart failure among people who are aged above 60 is set to triple by 2060, a new study has found.
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Heart Failure Among The Aged May Triple By 2060: Study
Heart failure among people who are aged above 60 is set to triple by 2060, a new study has found.
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Elderly need to exercise more
Older adults have to exercise more than younger adults in order to maintain their muscle mass.
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Mobile sensors track health of elderly
A small pilot study of wireless mobile sensors used by a group of retirees suggests the technology may be useful in detecting meaningful changes in seniors' health.
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Less-than-optimal sleep 'ages' the brain
Middle-aged adults who sleep less than six or more than eight hours a night are more likely to experience a decline in brain function.
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Busy social life staves off disability risk in elderly
Seniors who are more socially active are less likely to become disabled.
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Brisk walk boosts memory in aged
A new study shows that older adults who take a brisk walk three times a week do better on memory tests.
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Larger waist indicates early death
Among middle-aged and older adults, people having a large waist have a higher risk of dying early.
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Low vitamin D tied to depression
Older men and women with lower levels of vitamin D in their blood are more prone to become depressed over time.
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Large waistline - A cause for worry
Large waist size in middle-aged people puts them at the risk of developing artery-clogging plaques, even if their weight is within the normal range.
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Soft drinks related to metabolic syndrome
There is an increased risk of developing metabolic syndrome in middle-aged adults who regularly drink carbonated soft drinks, even calorie-free ones.
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Loneliness Is Killing Middle-Aged People. This Country Is Most Vulnerable
Middle-aged Americans are lonelier than their European counterparts. Thats the key finding of my teams recent study, published in American Psychologist.
-
5 Early Warning Signs Of Heart Failure
Hence, it is important to understand the early symptoms of heart failure to prevent the condition from exacerbating.
-
Are You Over 50? Add These Foods To Your Diet To Stay Healthy
After the age of 50, make it a point to include these important foods in your daily diet
-
Healthy Plant-Based Diets May Limit The Risk Of Cognitive Decline In Old Age
Healthy plant-based diets have proved to be of significant value in delaying or curbing brain-related issues. These findings suggest that maintaining a healthy dietary pattern is important for the prevention of onset and delay of cognitive impairment.
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Heart Failure Among The Aged May Triple By 2060: Study
Heart failure among people who are aged above 60 is set to triple by 2060, a new study has found.
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Heart Failure Among The Aged May Triple By 2060: Study
Heart failure among people who are aged above 60 is set to triple by 2060, a new study has found.
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Elderly need to exercise more
Older adults have to exercise more than younger adults in order to maintain their muscle mass.
-
Mobile sensors track health of elderly
A small pilot study of wireless mobile sensors used by a group of retirees suggests the technology may be useful in detecting meaningful changes in seniors' health.
-
Less-than-optimal sleep 'ages' the brain
Middle-aged adults who sleep less than six or more than eight hours a night are more likely to experience a decline in brain function.
-
Busy social life staves off disability risk in elderly
Seniors who are more socially active are less likely to become disabled.
-
Brisk walk boosts memory in aged
A new study shows that older adults who take a brisk walk three times a week do better on memory tests.
-
Larger waist indicates early death
Among middle-aged and older adults, people having a large waist have a higher risk of dying early.
-
Low vitamin D tied to depression
Older men and women with lower levels of vitamin D in their blood are more prone to become depressed over time.
-
Large waistline - A cause for worry
Large waist size in middle-aged people puts them at the risk of developing artery-clogging plaques, even if their weight is within the normal range.
-
Soft drinks related to metabolic syndrome
There is an increased risk of developing metabolic syndrome in middle-aged adults who regularly drink carbonated soft drinks, even calorie-free ones.
