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For many people

Genetic Mutations Found in Leukemia Rise With Age

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But just having cancer-linked DNA doesn't mean the disease will develop, study authors stress
For older adults with physical impairments

Household Movement Benefits Elderly With Mobility Issues

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Less sedentary time translates into cardiovascular benefits
Mindfulness meditation may help older adults get a better night's sleep

Mindfulness Program Helps Seniors Sleep Better

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Small study found meditation improved sleep scores more than lessons on sleep habits
Implantable cardioverter-defibrillators may not benefit all patients to the same degree

ICDs May Provide Little Benefit When Implanted Over Age 70

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ICDs lead to extended survival in those at high risk for sudden cardiac death, less so for those over 70
Lifestyle factors

Better Daily Dental Routine Could Help Retain Youthful Looks

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Smoking, sun-bed use, and poor oral hygiene all increase perceived facial age

January 2015 Briefing – Geriatrics

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Here are what the editors at HealthDay consider to be the most important developments in Geriatrics for January 2015. This roundup includes the latest...
Non-pharmacological alternatives for the treatment of delirium are available and beneficial

Non-Pharmacological Options Efficacious in Treating Delirium

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Simply reminding patient each morning of date, place can help, researchers found
Millions of Americans aged 65 and older fall every year

Many Seniors Not Reporting Falls to Physician

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Fewer than half tell their doctor of fall, researcher notes
Sleeping well during middle age may be an investment that leads to better mental functioning later in life

Sleeping Well in Middle Age May Pay Off Later in Life

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Better functioning reported decades afterward, researchers find
Many older people with diabetes may be exposed to potential harm because doctors are trying to keep overly tight control of their blood glucose levels

Research Suggests Diabetes Overtreatment in Seniors

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Very tight blood glucose control can pose problems without benefits, researchers say