Aging: 18 Surprises of Getting Older

There's a bit of good news and a bit of bad news for aging adults when it comes to mental work

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Saturday, March 02, 2019

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FEATURED Aging: The Surprises of Getting Older There's a bit of good news and a bit of bad news for aging adults when it comes to mental work. Let's start with the bad. READ MORE

QUIZ How Can Food and Drink Affect Your Mood? Certain foods have been shown in scientific studies to elevate mood, including complex carbohydrates, chocolate, and protein. Read more...

SLIDESHOW 15 Easy Ways to Reduce Chronic Pain If you suffer from chronic pain, it is necessary to make time for relaxation and to set limits on your activities. Read more...

ARTICLE What Are Normal Sexual Changes With Age? Normal aging brings physical changes. These changes sometimes affect the ability to have and enjoy sex. Read more...

SLIDESHOW What Are the Types of Hair Loss? There are several types of hair loss, often classified by how the loss presents. Hair loss can have many psychological effects. Read more... SLIDESHOW Smartphone Health Dangers You carry your smartphone with you wherever you go. You have it on you at school, work, and while out shopping. Read more... SLIDESHOW Joint Stiffness and Pain While aging has its benefits, not many of them are apparent when it comes to your joints and joint health. Read more...

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What Happens to Fitness as We Age?

We can't help getting older, but we can age successfully. The more active, healthy, and fit you are now, the better you will feel as you get older.

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Friday, March 01, 2019

Special: Age Well

FEATURED What Happens to Fitness as We Age? We can't help getting older, but we can age successfully. The more active, healthy, and fit you are now, the better you will feel as you get older. READ MORE

QUIZ Is Bipolar Disorder Hereditary? What is bipolar disorder? Who gets it? Learn symptoms, treatments, and complications of this widely misunderstood disorder. Read more...

SLIDESHOW Myths and Facts About Depression Depression affects one in six people at some point in their lives. Learn about symptoms and ways to recover. Read more...

ARTICLE Alzheimer's Symptoms to Look Out For Learn to spot these seven stages and symptoms of Alzheimer's disease and find out what to expect. Read more...

SLIDESHOW Chicken Soup for Colds Don't stop at just chicken soup for a cold. Make sure to give your sick child lots of fluids. Read more... SLIDESHOW Don't Overlook ADHD Most people don't associate adults with ADHD, but it is quite common in adults. Read more... SLIDESHOW Treating Binge Eating Discover the signs, causes, and treatments of binge eating disorder, anorexia, and bulimia. Read more...

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