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Research
Study: Growing Older – with HIV
Almost half of the 1.1 million people living with HIV in the United States are older than 50. As advances in treatment have decreased their occurrences of AIDS-related illnesses, but this population is at…
Living Well
Senior Fitness: Stay Active to Benefit Your Brain, Bones and Balance
.As we age, we tend to be less physically active. But, engaging in fitness or recreational activities that improve balance, flexibility, strength and endurance can enhance your quality of life…
Clinical Trials
Study: Can Socializing and Staying Active Keep You Young?
For older adults, the key to health and well-being may lie in the interaction between physical activity and social connection. Adults age 65 years and older are now being recruited for a…