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Can Facebook Increase Longevity?

Study reveals that aspects of moderate Facebook use may lead to living longer.

Tunes Inspire Confidence

Weu2019ve heard of the power of music; Northwestern Univ. team suggests of u201cthe music of power.u201d

Good Sleep Garners Gratitude

Getting a good night of rest promotes feelings of gratitude for relationships.

Tai Chi Improves Memory & Thinking Skills

Chinese seniors who practiced Tai Chi three times a week exhibited increases in brain volume and improvements on cognitive assessments.

Positive Outlook Is Key Anti-Aging Strategy

To reach and enjoy 100+ years of age, University of Georgia (US) team reveals that maintaining a positive outlook on life is more important than biological markers of health.

Behavioral Issues in Childhood Raises Risk for Chronic Pain in Adulthood

Scottish team finds increased risk of chronic pain among adults who experienced behavioral problems as children.

Genetic link to prostate cancer risk identified

A genetic difference could explain why Caucasian men are more likely than Hispanic men to suffer from prostate cancer, a new paper has suggested.

Controlling The No. 1 Cause Of Death: How Lifestyle Affects Heart Disease

Cardiovascular disease is the most common cause of death in the United States. Although some risk factors, such as age and heredity, cannot be controlled, many factors, including smoking, cholesterol, blood pressure, obesity, and inactivity can be modified, thus, lowering the risk. This lifestyle concern is thoroughly explored in the headline article of the debut issue of the new American Journal of Lifestyle Medicine (AJLM) published by SAGE.

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The Role of Growth Hormone Deficiency in Chronic Illness

By Carol Ann Ryser, MDEditorial Note: Anti-Aging Medical News advises readers that this article is based on the clinical experiences of Dr. Ryser and reflects her educated medical opinion regarding a theoretical basis for adult onset growth hormone deficiency. Publication of this article does not imply endorsement of this position by either A4M or Anti-Aging Medical News.

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