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Genetic changes could explain brain decline
Scientists say they’ve found a “genetic signature” of aging in the human brain — changes in key genes that may be linked to deteriorating mental function as we get older. • FULL STORY

• Elderly men learn to cook for their health
Elderly men take cooking classes for improved nutrition

• Key to aging contained in cells’ mitochondria
DNA mutations may be responsible for changes in body, study finds

• Cancer screening: How old is too old?
For the elderly, routine tests are a choice, doctors say

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• Age won't stop cycling devotees

• Assisted living centers consider comfort

• CDC: Seniors prescribed dangerous drugs

• Vision test required for older Fla. drivers

• Seniors find new Medicare law confusing

• Protein linked to longer life

• Fatty foods may raise blindness risk

• Fit older women more independent

• Panel backs new wrinkle treatment

• Older athletes put stamina to test

• Vibrating shoes may help avoid falls

• Elderly receiving poor dental care

• Study: People living longer, healthier

• High-tech devices aimed at seniors

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• Aging in America
Older Americans are finding innovative ways to enjoy life in their later years.

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