Publications: Healthy Aging
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| Throughout the life course stress plays a major role in health and disease.  See Details
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| Sexual expression and intimate relationships have been linked to many health benefits. See Details | | |
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| Research is being reported, which, if it comes to fruition, would not only constitute major contributions to the treatment of disease but could in principle lead to the indefinite extension of life. See Details |
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| Places in historical context new scientific findings that relate to the complex biology of aging and longevity. See Details | | |
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| Identifies gender as a significant factor influencing public health. See Details |
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| Proposes a new national commitment to walking. See Details | | |
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| Benefits of physical activity, moderation in diet, and limitations on alcohol consumption. See Details |
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| In 1830, France became the first nation with a growing percentage of old people. See Details | | |
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| A warning against the growing "hype" of so-called "anti-aging" medicine. See Details |
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| Older people can stave off sarcopenia by working out as little as twice a week. See Details | | |  |
| A variety of evidence indicates that aging and longevity are subject to genetic regulation. See Details |
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| Reviews current scientific and clinical knowledge of normal human cognitive aging. See Details | | |  |
| Assimilates latest data on the maintenance of good health habits. See Details |
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| What biological changes take place as we age? See Details | | |  |
| Calls for an increase in funding for biomedical research on the mechanisms of aging. See Details |
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| American men are creating an uncontrolled and possibly life-threatening experiment. See Details | | |
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