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Here are seven easy tasks you can do to keep your brain in shape as you age.
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Here are seven easy tasks you can do to keep your brain in shape as you age.

A recent study proves it’s time to rethink the way older adults approach exercising.

Science is proving that simple, counterintuitive changes can be good for you.

By taking note of these precautions, you can help your loved one avoid the risk of falling.

They’ve retired from careers, but have no plans of retiring their bike.

Concerts. Travel. Football games. This couple is busy in retirement.

He found a new career he loved at an age when many people are be planning for retirement

Helping others makes retirement meaningful for Marcie Palmer

She was restless and coping with transitions in her life, when a special foal changed her attitude.

A new study shows that feeling in control can have huge health benefits

Catherine Madera’s passion for horses seemed to fade as middle age set in. She began to think that part of her life was over for good…until a feisty foal named Ren came along. Meet Ren below and read the full story here. If you’d like to see more stories like this, check out All Creatures magazine.

Studies like this one and many others highlight that loneliness has very real physical consequences.
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