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Aging and Health Preservation - Resources
Articles in this four-part series look at the science of aging, and how humans are growing old in ways they never have before – New York Times, July 30, 2006 – January 3, 2007. A Surprising Secret to a Long Life: Stay in School The one factor that researchers agree is consistently linked to longer lives in every country is education. New York Times, Jan 3, 2007 Old but Not Frail: A Matter of Heart and Head A central issue only now being systematically addressed is why some people age well and others do not. New York Times, Oct. 5, 2006. Live Long? Die Young? Answer Isn't Just in Genes Recent studies find that genes may not be so important in determining how long someone will live. New York Times, Aug. 31, 2006 So Big and Healthy Grandpa Wouldn't Even Know You The past 100 years has seen a change from small, sickly people to humans who are so robust their ancestors are almost unrecognizable. New York Times, July 30, 2006. As Minds Age, What's Next? Brain Calisthenics New York Times, Dec. 27, 2006
Helpguide – Healthy Lifestyles Sources on health lifestyles include articles on healthy lifestyles, including sleeping well, diet & nutrition, and living well; the aging process; myths about aging; aging facts and statistics; behaviors to promote healthy aging; and aging well: a lesson from centenarians. Aging Issues
Aging and Health Preservation - News Archive Business Wire, Oct 19, 2005 Deseret News (Salt Lake City) , May 18, 2005 Quality in Aging , Nov 2004 Parks & Recreation , March, 2004 Family Economics and Nutrition Review , Wntr, 2003 |
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