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• Why your grandpa tells stories over and over
• Study: Sepsis has long-term impact on older adults
• Shellfish may help preserve seniors' eyesight
• U.S. life expectancy slipped as recession took hold
• Poll: Baby boomers fear outliving Medicare
• Many adults in the dark when it comes to sex ed
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• Short Ecuadorians hold anti-aging secret
• Newest hospital trend: ERs for elderly
• 9 ‘harmless’ habits that age you
• Together again: Women take care of dying exes
• Elderly getting colon screening too often
• When grandpa is an addict: Big spike in senior drug abuse
• No joke! Your laugh lines may reveal bone health
• Elderly ignore heat warnings — because they're not old
• Not retiring comes with a bonus: better health
• Clean living key to long life? Don't believe it
• Your ultimate brainpower workout
• Antipsychotics used less often in treating dementia
• Longer lives may be lasting upside to recession
• Pill to stop gray hair could pose risks, doctors caution
• X Prize contest seeks secrets in DNA of the very old
• Your odds of reaching 90 keep getting better
• Fish in diet may ward off Alzheimer's
• Meet the new faces of middle age
• Stephen Hawking at 70: How has he survived so long?
• Denture cream overdoses spur illness, lawsuits
• Many grow happier with the years, experts say
• 4 bad habits can age you by 12 years
• Your favorite strategies for staying young?
• Playground for seniors opens in London
• Sleep-deprived? You may need less as you age
• Rock on! Boomers' hearing damage not so bad
• 10 surprising ways to live longer

• Ageless Living: It's never too late - or too soon - to start
• As boomers age, 1 in 5 drivers will be oldsters
• Under pressure? Stress messes with your memory
• Few seniors prepared for long-term illness
• Fewer meds, balance exercises can prevent elderly falls
• Everything you know about beating stress is wrong
• Mean old girls: Seniors who bully
• A few drinks linked to decreased dementia risk
• A new record! U.S. life expectancy surpasses 78
• To live longer, shop more, study suggests
• Sarcastic or serious? Missing subtle cues may signal dementia
• Blood test to tell how long you'll live? Not so fast
• 'Fix-me-itis' fueling boom in joint surgeries
• Obesity surgery doesn't help older men live longer
• Predicting Alzheimer's: Would you want to know?
• 7 do-it-yourself ways to fight Alzheimer's
• Sleep apnea linked to dementia risk
• 10 tricks to reboot your brain
• Yellow eyelid blobs hint at hidden heart disease
• Dementia patients suffer dubious hospitalizations
• American future lifespans greatly exaggerated?
• Beyond blueberries: 8 unexpected antioxidants
• New bone drug can cut fracture risk in elderly
• When out-of-line legs worsen achy knees
• At 100 years old, an Ohio doctor is still in
• Exercise can extend survival even in ‘oldest old’
• Swim-proof hearing aids to be put to the test
• 7 ways the mind and body change with age
• World's oldest person, 114, dies in Japan
• People are happier, less stressed after age 50
• Two of oldest in the world die on same day
• Aging bikers taking to the streets on beefy trikes
• Is the mid-life crisis just a myth?

• Forgetfulness may not be normal part of aging
• 90-year-old marathoner races to old age
• Vitamin D megadoses may not reduce frailty risk in women
• Is it a serious health issue — or are you just getting old?
• Elderly drivers’ brains may be distracted by irrelevant data
• What seniors will save as Medicare 'doughnut hole' closes
• DA: Dementia patient's homicide still under review
• Older adults more likely to have bad reactions from meds
• Hard-working and prudent? You'll live longer
• Why old people hit the sack so early
• Cheaper eye disease drug as good as pricier one
• Older drivers make mistakes, even when healthy
• Stress cuts aging brain's ability to learn new tricks
• 100-year-olds' club is starting to get crowded
• Living to 100? Researchers close in on genetic factors
• 130 years young? She claims to be world's oldest
• Japan may soon lose its top longevity ranking
• 84-year-old driver hits actress: Time to give up the keys?
• Many babies born this century may live to 100
• Cloris Leachman's genes may unlock aging secrets
• Internet alters older brains in just one week
• 12 surprising signs you’ll live to 100
• Aging in place: Most seniors want to stay put
• Life expectancy reaches all-time high in U.S.
• Gay seniors fear housing discrimination
• Millions now manage aging parents' care from afar
• At-home technology monitors seniors for safety
• Boomers beset with mobility disabilities
• If spouse has dementia, your risk rises, too
• Readers on aging well: Exercise, diet, togas
• Pot use among seniors goes up as boomers age
• High blood pressure linked to dementia
• Distractions may make us wiser in old age