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Man Dubbed Britain's Kindest Plumber Admits To Fabricating Stories To Gain Donations
The investigation reveals repeated use of photos of a dead woman and filming a reluctant elderly customer, disregarding his privacy.
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Exercise More For Better Fitness After Retirement: These Dietary Habits May Help Too!
There are many physical, mental and social benefits of being active in store for people who are approaching their retirement, provided they are engaged in some form of regular exercise or physical activity.
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Social Activities Lower Depression In Elderly
Older adults suffering with dementia who indulged in a high-intensity functional exercise programme and group activity showed reduced levels of depressive symptoms, a new study has found.
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Computer Use May Reduce Memory Decline Risk In Elderly: Study
Older adults who participate in social and mentally stimulating activities like reading and using computer may lower the risk of developing memory and thinking problems, finds a study.
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Busy social life staves off disability risk in elderly
Seniors who are more socially active are less likely to become disabled.
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Painkiller aids elderly dementia patients
The over-the-counter painkiller acetaminophen may help elderly adults with dementia become more active and socially engaged.
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Man Dubbed Britain's Kindest Plumber Admits To Fabricating Stories To Gain Donations
The investigation reveals repeated use of photos of a dead woman and filming a reluctant elderly customer, disregarding his privacy.
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Exercise More For Better Fitness After Retirement: These Dietary Habits May Help Too!
There are many physical, mental and social benefits of being active in store for people who are approaching their retirement, provided they are engaged in some form of regular exercise or physical activity.
-
Social Activities Lower Depression In Elderly
Older adults suffering with dementia who indulged in a high-intensity functional exercise programme and group activity showed reduced levels of depressive symptoms, a new study has found.
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Computer Use May Reduce Memory Decline Risk In Elderly: Study
Older adults who participate in social and mentally stimulating activities like reading and using computer may lower the risk of developing memory and thinking problems, finds a study.
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Busy social life staves off disability risk in elderly
Seniors who are more socially active are less likely to become disabled.
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Painkiller aids elderly dementia patients
The over-the-counter painkiller acetaminophen may help elderly adults with dementia become more active and socially engaged.
