Living A Life Of Purpose: An Interview With agebuzz Subscriber Wally Klatch, Recently Diagnosed With Mild Cognitive Impairment
September 3, 2025
Receiving a diagnosis of cognitive impairment or dementia can be a jarring experience, to say the least. While some may despair or retreat upon hearing the news, others may feel a reason to reevaluate- or redirect- their lives going forward. Such is the case with agebuzz subscriber Wally Klatch, who…
Hot And Bothered: The Worsening Health Effects Of Extreme Heat Waves
September 3, 2025
So, how did you do with the heat this summer? Were you able to keep yourself cool and calm as the temperatures soared? Were you able to find an air-conditioned respite when it became too hot to spend time outside? While the data is not yet registered for the summer…
High Pressure: New Guidelines Recommend Changes To Address High Blood Pressure
August 20, 2025
As we recently reported, there has been progress in tackling heart disease mortality in the US, though it remains one of the main causes of death around the country and the world, and some aspects of heart disease, including high blood pressure, appear to be on the rise. Your risk…
Postural Problems: The Importance Of Posture As You Get Older
August 20, 2025
Does this sound familiar? Your back aches, your neck hurts, your balance is a bit off, and your head hurts at times. You may even be dealing with indigestion and incontinence issues. While these could all be the result of innumerable health problems (and you obviously need to consult a…
A Joy To Behold: Why Your “Joyspan” Is As Important As Your Lifespan
August 20, 2025
No doubt you’ve heard about the array of efforts underway by both serious scientists and serial entrepreneurs to extend the length of life well beyond current human boundaries. And you’ve also likely read, in both agebuzz and elsewhere, about efforts to extend your “healthspan” along with your life span: that…
New Directions: Exciting Advances In Alzheimer’s Research
August 13, 2025
While the news about advances in Alzheimer’s research has been steady over the past several years, including new treatment options that can potentially slow down cognitive decline, along with better ways of diagnosing Alzheimer’s at an earlier stage, there have not been gob smacking advances that have left researchers excited…