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Men Over 60 Who Pay For Sex: Less Protection, More Spending

Men Over 60 Who Pay For Sex: Less Protection, More Spending

You may not think of men over 60 when you think of sex, but it happens. A lot. And when it can't happen the usual way, they are willing to pay for it - and they pay more and use less protection if…
Fat But Fit Debunked: Obesity More Dangerous Than Lack Of Fitness

Fat But Fit Debunked: Obesity More Dangerous Than Lack Of Fitness

A paper in the International Journal of Epidemiology seeks to dismiss the concept of 'fat but fit' and instead suggest that the protective effects of high fitness against early death are reduced in…
Fit Elderly Fall As Much As Any Other Senior Citizens

Fit Elderly Fall As Much As Any Other Senior Citizens

It's not enough to stay fit as you age if you want to avoid falls, according to an analysis of how many hours older people exercised and how well they performed on four balance tests. Every year…
Allantoin Face Cream Ingredient Mimics Effects Of Caloric Restriction Diet

Allantoin Face Cream Ingredient Mimics Effects Of Caloric Restriction Diet

A commonly used skin care ingredient is one of several newly identified compounds that can mimic the life-extending effect of a starvation diet, finds a new lab study. Calorie restriction, a dramatic…
The Flu Vaccine Is Less Effective In The Elderly - Here's Why

The Flu Vaccine Is Less Effective In The Elderly - Here's Why

The flu virus infects up to one-fifth of the U.S. population each year and kills thousands of people, many of them elderly. A new study explains why the flu vaccine is less effective at protecting…
Stroke Prevention Takes A Back Seat To Stroke Treatment

Stroke Prevention Takes A Back Seat To Stroke Treatment

Many strokes that required immediate treatment in emergency rooms may have been preventable, but stroke prevention has not advanced the way therapy for acute stroke has. Stroke prevention has fallen…
Two Studies, 20 Years Apart, Show Increase In Healthy Aging

Two Studies, 20 Years Apart, Show Increase In Healthy Aging

Two studies conducted 20 years apart in England reveal an apparent increase in healthy ageing, or years lived healthily, reflecting less cognitive impairment; and an increase in the proportion of…
Living Longer And Healthier - In Mind, Not In Body

Living Longer And Healthier - In Mind, Not In Body

Women are now spending fewer years with cognitive impairment but more years with disability compared to 20 years ago. We're living longer but senior years are still marked by declines in physical…
Transcriptional Drift Of Youth: Antidepressant Keeps Worms In Young Adulthood Longer

Transcriptional Drift Of Youth: Antidepressant Keeps Worms In Young Adulthood Longer

Living longer usually means a longer dotage, with more pills and disease risk for more decades rather than aging well. What would be better? Extended young adulthood, when we are at our primes. In…
Dietary Restriction, Circadian Rhythm, And Long Life

Dietary Restriction, Circadian Rhythm, And Long Life

Dietary restriction enhances the expression of the circadian clock genes in peripheral tissue, according to research in Cell Metabolism which found that dietary restriction, induced by reducing…

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