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People Who Keep Working Well into Their 80’s
The first thing to know about people who shun retirement to work past age 80 is that they are probably busier, and possibly cooler, than you.
One said ...
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The Librarian in Your Brain Is Slowing Down
We may not want to admit it but author Arthur Brooks is convincing when he writes to the effect that age-related decline will come much sooner than we ...
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Paying $100k a Year to Fight Aging
Medical clinics are popping up across the country promising to help clients live longer and better—so long as they can pay. Longevity clinics aim ...
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How Life Expectancy Statistics Mislead Us
The dramatic increase in life expectancy confuses people. In the United States at the turn of the twentieth century, the average life span was about 45 ...
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The Historic Quest to Look Young Forever
A study explaining why mouse hairs turn gray made global headlines. Not because the little critters are in desperate need of a makeover; but knowing the ...
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The Unexpected Ministry of Facebook
In an issue of Christianity Today, Jen Wilkin writes of an unexpected lesson from Facebook:
Facebook decided to kick off (the new year) with a challenge: ...
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Vision of Our 'Future Self' Changes the Present
A psychologist at New York University wondered if young adults were not saving money for the future because they felt like they were putting it away for ...
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'Family Ties' Star Justine Bateman Says No to Plastic Surgery
Actor and director Justine Bateman has never gone under the knife and never will. The 55-year-old Family Ties actress is so perplexed by society’s ...
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Court Rejects Man’s Attempt to Legally Change His Age
Applicant Emile Ratelband recently petitioned a Dutch court to change his official date of birth. Ratelband, a motivational speaker and hedonist, wanted ...
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How Aging Became a "Disease"—and a Huge Business
Trying to look younger and prevent aging has become an $511 billion a year business [as of 2022]. According to a book by Arlene Weintraub titled Selling ...
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