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Smokers Go Gray First

Q: Why does some people's hair turn gray, while others' hair turns white? A: Leaves turn beautiful colors each autumn as they lose their pigment, die, and fall off the tree. As we age, our "leaves" turn gray or ...

Build Brain Strength

Jane Glenn Haas What if you spent a week eating the right diet, exercising and stimulating your brain with fun-to-do mind games? How about adding some stress-reduction techniques? What if you did all this ...

Gene Variant Triples Alzheimer's Risk

Charlie Patton Researchers at the Mayo Clinic in Jacksonville have been involved in a study that has found a gene variation so powerful it nearly triples the risk of Alzheimer's disease. The results of the ...

Alzheimer's Prevention

Barry Carpenter, KDAF-TV, Dallas Frances Young feared she would someday have Alzheimer'sdiseasebecause it killed her mom. Frances was diagnosed six years ago and now her daughter Kerri is worried. "My ...

Healthy Heart, Healthy Brain

I am taking care of my aging parents, and I am realizing that their memory is getting much ...

Being Part of a Group Boosts Well Being

The health benefits of 'water clubs' in care homes for the elderly, where residents gather together regularly to drink water, owe as least as much to the social nature of the activity as to the value of drinking water ...

Potential Food-Drug-Supplement Interactions

Judy Hevrdejs Think of your stomach as one big test tube. Maybe you drop in a vitamin or herbal supplement each morning. Maybe a cholesterol-lowering statin or a blood-pressure drug. Perhaps an infection-fighting ...

Vitamin D Wards Off Dementia

IT'S known as the sunshine vitamin, but now researchers claim vitamin D could also help stave off ...

Obese Seniors Face Lower Cognitive Performance

Seoul (dpa) - Fat people between the ages of 60 and 70 years are less intelligent than thin people, according to a new study published in the South Korean journal Age and Ageing. There was insufficient evidence ...

Seniors At Risk for Accidental Poisoning

While many senior adults are not sure why they should be concerned about poison centers and poison prevention, the average amount of medicine â€“ prescription, over-the-counter, vitamin and herbal â€“ consumed by ...

Seniors' Brains Benefit from Baked Fish

John Fauber A new study using MRI scans of the brain found that older people who regularly ate baked fish had less loss of brain cells as well as better performance on cognitive tests. While the research only ...

Fight “AGE”ing with A Better B1

Benfotiamine-have you ever heard of it? You likely are more familiar with its close cousin thiamine, also known as vitamin B1 which is one of the B vitamins required for nerve health and function and metabolism of ...

Tea Protects Your Aging Brain

Drinking as little as one to three cups of tea a day could be beneficial in staving off mental decline, according to new research from the University of California. Experts analysed several studies on the ...

Aging Seniors Aim to Stay Active

Bruce Posten While some Americans are living longer with the help of medication and diet and striving to stay as physically fit as possible, one question arises: Are we acting our age? Senior citizens who ...

Could Coconut Oil Help Prevent Alzheimer's?

Barry Carpenter, KDAF-TV, Dallas

Posted April 15, 2012

Frances Young feared she would someday have Alzheimer'sdiseasebecause it killed her mom. Frances was diagnosed six years ago and ...

Even Fit Face Heart Risks

By LINDSEY TANNER (AP Medical Writer) Here's a reality check for health-conscious aging people: Even among those in good shape, at least 1 in 3 will eventually develop heart problems or have a stroke. The upside is ...

Frail Elderly with Low Vit D Face Increased Risk of Death

Katy Muldoon -If you're elderly and frail, time to bump up your Vitamin D intake. That seems to be the message from a new study out of Oregon State University. CORVALLIS, Ore. -- A new study concludes that ...

Olive Oil and Alzheimer's Disease

Grant Butler Olive oil and Alzheimer's: As researchers continue to study the Mediterranean diet, they're finding out more possible links between food and better health. The latest findings looks at the ...

Wine Compound May Help Alzheimer's

Irene Maher Tampa Bay Times While some people might drink to forget -- the drive home, the electric bill, an annoying co-worker -- it may be that a substance in wine actually improves memory. Some small pilot ...

Seniors More Alcohol Impaired Than Teens

By a News Reporter-Staff News Editor at Nursing Home & Elder Business Week -- An acute dose of alcohol may cause greater impairment in coordination, learning and memory in the elderly than in young people, according to ...

Pesticide Exposure Raises Risk of Dementia

LONG-TERM exposure to pesticides could raise the risk of dementia. Researchers monitored the intellectual capacity of more than 600 vineyard workers for up to six years. They found those who had been directly exposed ...

Baby Boomers Less Healthy Than Parents

Alex Lang, The Dominion Post, Morgantown, W.Va. While the common perception might be that the generation known as the "baby boomers" is an active and healthy group, one WVU-led research project found that may not to ...

More Thigh Fat, Less Muscle Leads to Loss of Mobility

Richard Craver Walking may not be enough on its own to keep older adults on pace for good health. Trimming the fat off their thighs, through exercise and diet, is also an important factor, according to ...

Older Folks Benefit from Sunshine

British researchers say sunshine helps reduced heart disease and diabetes risks in older people. Dr. Oscar Franco of Warwick Medical School in England and colleagues investigated the association between vitamin D ...

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