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• LIVING A GOOD SENIOR LIFE

• 10 Functional Strength Exercises To Boost Mobility as You Age

• Cannabis use is linked to a lower likelihood of experiencing subjective cognitive decline

• My Husband Microdoses Magic Mushrooms Because Doctors Have No Answers For His Health Problems

• Neuroscience Says One Rather Brainless Activity Can Lower Senior Stress and Make You More Productive

• Smart bio-sensors can predict health risks in older adults

• Longevity Diet Tips That Are Cheap, Easy, and Backed by Science

• 'Old People Smell' Is Real, Here's What Causes It and How To Avoid It

• A Yale Professor Shatters False Beliefs About Aging and Uncovers 4 Truths to a Longer and Happier Life

• Humility is the foundation to a virtuous life

• Mesothelioma (asbestos)

• Find Fulfillment in Midlife Through the Reflections of Joseph Campbell

• Elderly Scams: Beware These 15 Schemes Targeting Seniors

• The One Ingredient Cardiologists Want You to Add to Your Coffee

  THE AGING BRAIN (DEMENTIA - ALZHEIMER’S)

• 2 Questions That Help Confirm Suspected Dementia

• Natural dietary supplement successfully treats Alzheimer's disease, study finds

• Cheap Daily Supplement Seems to Boost Brain Function in Older Adults

• Alzheimer's Might Not Actually Be a Brain Disease

• New Alzheimer’s blood test could replace spinal taps and brain scans

• Doing This One Thing Every Morning Can Lower Your Risk of Cognitive Decline by 60%

• Cholesterol medication could slow the progression of Alzheimer's disease, study finds

• A new hope in Alzheimer's treatment through enhanced brain clearance

• Scientists reveal a critical link between vaccinations and Alzheimer’s Disease

• Groundbreaking study finds common probiotics can slow cognitive decline

  GRIEVING

• Walking in the Dark: Creating a New Virtual Map in Your Brain After Loss