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Insufficient Protein Consumption May Contribute to Functional Decline with Age

Researchers have found that consuming lower amounts of protein-rich foods may negatively affect physical functioning as people grow…

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Long-Term Research Indicates Health Problems Emerging Earlier for Younger Generations in the UK

Younger generations in the UK appear to be experiencing poorer health earlier in life than previous generations, according…

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New Research Suggests the Ageing Brain May Be More Resilient and Adaptable Than Previously Thought

A landmark study recently published in the journal Nature Portfolio Scientific Reports suggests that cognitive decline is not…

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The Arts and Healthy Ageing: Evidence of a Slower Ageing Pace

Regular participation in arts and cultural activities such as reading, listening to music, or visiting museums and galleries…

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Daily Rest-Activity Patterns Correlate with the Pace of Biological Ageing

Adults with stronger and more consistent daily patterns of rest and activity may experience slower biological aging, according…

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The Upside of Ageing: Regret May Fade Over Time

Older adults tend to report fewer recent regrets than younger adults, according to research published by the American…

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Healthy Ageing in the Digital Era

As Australia and many countries around the world experience rapidly ageing populations, technology is increasingly viewed as a…

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Scientists Design “Ageing Clocks” to Predict Age-Related Decline

Ageing is a complex biological process, and accurately measuring how the body declines over time has long challenged…

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New Research Questions Long-Held Beliefs About the Harms of “Yo-Yo Dieting”

Weight loss followed by weight regain, commonly referred to as “yo-yo dieting” or weight cycling, has long been…

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Study Reveals How Gut Changes with Age May Drive Disease Risk

Researchers at the Marshall University Joan C. Edwards School of Medicine have uncovered new evidence suggesting that microscopic…

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Participating in Nature-Based Groups Enhances Wellbeing in Older Adults Experiencing Social Isolation

Nature-based group activities can help reduce loneliness, improve sleep and cognitive function, and strengthen feelings of connection to…

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Researchers Explore Garlic Compound’s Role in Maintaining Muscle Health

Researchers are exploring whether a natural compound found in aged garlic extract could help support muscle health as…

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Redesigning Hospitals for an Ageing Population

Public hospitals play a vital role in caring for aging populations, yet many operate under financial strain and…

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More Than an Energy Drink: National Study Shows Kratom Use Is Increasing

A national study examining kratom use in the United States has found that the substance is becoming increasingly…

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Spending Time Outdoors Linked to Higher Life Satisfaction

A major international study has found that spending time in nature is linked to greater life satisfaction, with…

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