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How did old people become political enemies of the young? – The Guardian

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Is Aerobic Exercise the Key to Successful Aging? – The New York Times

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Will Personalized Medicine Help Cure Alzheimer’s? – U.S. News & World Report

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Perennials, not millennials, will trigger the next wave of talent retention efforts – Quartz

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Tracking the landscape of dementia research and resources – National Institute on Aging

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Will You Fall Short In Retirement Because You Only Invested In Your 401(k)? – Forbes

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Social Security Runs Short of Money, and Ideas Fly on How to Repair It – The New York Times

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Reaping the benefits of living longer – Scope

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Same genes link risk of heart disease and Alzheimer’s – Futurity

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Violence Speeds Up Aging – Futurity

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