Longevity pioneers lucky enough to make it past the perilous 70s, 80s and 90s could potentially live well into their 110s, if fortune remains on their side.
Taking a daily stroll at an average or fast pace is associated with a significantly reduced risk of cardiovascular disease.
Ultimately, any activity is beneficial to thinking skills. The key is to keep moving.
Strong evidence encouraging people to commit to regular exercise is a viable solution to living healthier.
Your attitude about aging might affect your odds for developing dementia.
Even inside temperatures of 60 to 65 degrees can put older adults at risk for hypothermia.
Certain pieces of brain structure may make some people less likely to develop Alzheimer's disease.
Too much overtime may pose a threat to your heart.
Rates have fallen among those 70 and older; gains against heart disease might explain trend.
Excessive sitting after 50 is tied to disability.
Study finds that the higher the systolic number, the more cognitive test scores declined.
