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Stay Curious, Seniors
Pursuing an interest in a topic or hobby -- whether it's history or a craft or pickleball -- keeps us engaged and our brains sharp.
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How the Virus Behind COVID19 Reached Humans
Animals like civets, infected by bats and sold for fur and meat, seem to have transmitted the coronavirus to humans, not a lab leak.
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A Simpler Test for Prostate Cancer
Protein biomarkers in urine may be a better predictor of prostate cancer than a blood test for PSA.
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The Time to Change Unhealthy Habits
Young adults may get away with habits like smoking and drinking for a while, but by 35 or so, they begin to take a serious toll on health.
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Fowl News for Poultry Fans
Chicken is not quite the dietary free ride we tend to think it is. Three servings a week raises the risk of cancer and "bad" cholesterol.
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A New Safeguard Against Dementia: Blood Pressure Control
If you have high blood pressure, meds to lower it will protect you from a stroke or heart attack and likely cut your risk of dementia.
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Surprising Findings on Loneliness Around the World
It is not always true that aging raises the likelihood of being lonely. Globally, loneliness is often worse among those in middle age.
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NIH Slashed Science Funding Across States That Backed Trump
The funding cuts to the NIH have upended research in red states as well as blue. It may take years to get investigations back up to speed.
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Checkpoint Inhibitors Boost Seniors' Response to Immunotherapy
Aging immune cells can find it difficult to mount an anti-cancer response, but a new form of cancer treatment seems to reinvigorate them.
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Better Physical, but Not Mental, Health Among U. S. Youth
Teens' physical health has bounced back post-pandemic, but the same is not true of their emotional wellbeing. Anxiety and depression are up.
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