Aging

7 Medical Tests Every Man Needs

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10 Ways to Live to 100

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The World's Oldest Man Has Died at 111

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Centenarians Don’t Die for the Same Reasons We Do

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You're Older Than You Think You Are

Thanks to your environment, you may actually be older than you think you are

By Alice Park

Inhabitants of This Island Hold the Secret to Long Life

Here's how the people of Ikaria, Greece reach old age

By Diane Tsai and Dan Q. Tham

Signs You May Be Aging Too Fast

Your body is a masterpiece, so you need to take care of it. With proper restoration, it can be an ageless classic

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The World’s Oldest Cat Is 24 and Eats KFC

That's twice a cat's normal lifespan

By Kyle Chayka

Japan Is Desperate to Rescue Its Economy from an Early Grave

Any less than 100 million people would spell doom for the nation's economy, officials warned, while neglecting one glaringly easy fix

By Dan Kedmey

Old Mice Given Young Blood May Hold Aging Key

New studies published in Science and Nature Medicine find that older mice who are given blood from younger rodents quickly become rejuvenated, raising hopes for treating age-related degenerative conditions in humans like dementia and Alzheimer's

By Charlie Campbell

12 Reasons Why Your Belly Fat Won't Budge

From sleep loss to genetic factors, there are plenty of reasons why your belly fat won't go away

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9 Secrets To Living Longer

Search no further for the fountain of youth, we've summarized it for you

By Alexandra Sifferlin

Long-Life Secrets From The 115-Year-Old Woman

We've thoroughly exhausted the search for the "Fountain of Youth," yet scientists are still trying to decode the secret to longevity.

By Alexandra Sifferlin

Your Brain Starts Slowing Down at 24

Is 24 the new 50? A new study suggests that cognitive decline begins earlier than we think. The study of more than 3,300 volunteers tracked the relationship between age and the speed at which people make decisions and shift between tasks

By Alice Park

Alzheimer's Kills More People Than We Thought

Research found that medical staff often lists people's immediate cause of death, such as pneumonia, on death certificates, when Alzheimer's was the underlying cause. If properly accounted for, Alzheimer's could rival heart disease and cancer as a leading cause of death

By Alexandra Sifferlin

Oscar Winners Live Longer Than Nominees, Study Says

Actors who take home the statuette get about four extra years, while those who win multiple times get six

By Alexandra Sifferlin

Wrinkles and Red Lipstick Don't Mix

No doubt about it, we are living in the age of wrinkles. The population of “elderly” in America and in almost all areas of the world is growing fast—faster than the overall total population. It...

By Mireille Guiliano

Google vs. Death

How CEO Larry Page has transformed the search giant into a factory for moonshots. Our exclusive look at his boldest bet yet — to extend human life

By Harry McCracken and Lev Grossman

How To Live Long

It may be no coincidence that so many creative types have long lives. New findings show how doing what you love can add years

By Jeffrey Kluger

Into Oblivion: Documenting the Memory Loss from Alzheimer's

Photographer Maja Daniels spent three years documenting the residents of an Alzheimer's ward in France, creating portraits that convey the frustrations and challenges of living with dementia.

By Alissa Ambrose
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