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Can Retirement Make You Sick?
Do you suffer from depression, aches, pains, fatigue, and infections when nothing is looming on the horizon? If so, you may have what is called "leisure sickness."
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Do you suffer from depression, aches, pains, fatigue, and infections when nothing is looming on the horizon? If so, you may have what is called "leisure sickness."
Everyone is familiar with the expression, "Use it or lose it." But we should understand that it applies to the brain as well as the body. Here are some suggestions for keeping your brain in fighting trim.
Home safety improvements are not as effective, according to a new review.
A new study suggests that social factors can affect memory performance in seniors.
Older women suffer up to two and a half times more disabilities than men.
Both longevity and late fertility may be linked to the same genes.
When learning new things, people with emerging symptoms find it harder to separate what's important from what's not.
According to the First Global Summit on Menopause-Related Issues, Hormone Replacement Therapy (HRT) in the early postmenopausal period is safe, and healthy women in early menopause should not fear its use.
A new study from a Canadian university presents the first evidence that omega-3 supplements are effective for treating common menopause-related mental psychological distress and mild depression.
A joint British and Korean review has concluded that the traditional Asian treatment has no positive effect on hot flushes during menopause.
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