Salma Hayek embracing aging and showcasing bikini body

Salma Hayek embraces aging and showcases her bikini body with noticeable grays in a new social media post.

President Joe Biden's TV interview about aging and dropping out of the presidential race

President Joe Biden opened up about aging and his decision to drop out of the presidential race. He admitted his difficulty in saying his age out loud, emphasized the importance of defeating Donald Trump, and expressed concerns about a peaceful transfer of power if Trump loses in November.

Challenges of aging and leadership under pressure

The article discusses the challenges faced by an elderly person dealing with health issues, drawing parallels to President Biden's struggles and criticisms in his current role.

Thermal Facial Scans for Health Monitoring

Researchers have developed a novel way called 'ThermoFace' to assess aging and detect metabolic diseases using thermal facial scans. The technology shows promise in revolutionizing healthcare by providing non-invasive and quick health assessments.

Impact of Joint Pain on Perceived Age

A study found that Americans over 45 feel 12 years older than their actual age on average, mainly due to joint pain. Many do not realize the correlation between muscle strength and reduced joint pain. Most people with joint pain are not optimistic about finding lasting relief.

President Biden's Aging Signs

Fox News host Greg Gutfeld and guests discuss President Biden's apparent signs of aging on 'Gutfeld!' and suggest that he is unfit to be President, comparing him unfavorably to Trump.

Health and Wellness

Various health-related articles covering topics such as heart attack risk during stress, irreversible decisions in traumatic brain injuries, debunking myths about lupus, dangers of swallowing gum, autoimmune diseases, defying age through lifestyle practices, spinal cord stimulation for paralyzed individuals, cancer-causing chemicals in the air, and personal stories of melanoma patients.

The Brains of 'Super-Agers'

Some older adults known as 'super-agers' exhibit memory abilities of people 20-30 years younger due to less brain atrophy and better brain connectivity. They show resistance to age-related decline and minimal signs of Alzheimer's disease.

The Science and Ethics of Extending Human Lifespan

Nobel Prize-winning molecular biologist Venki Ramakrishnan explains why we may not want to lengthen our lives much longer in his new book 'Why We Die: The New Science of Aging and the Quest for Immortality'. He discusses the potential societal stagnation of living for hundreds of years and the importance of tackling the causes of aging for healthier and productive older populations.

Jon Bon Jovi's Recovery and Future in Music

Jon Bon Jovi discusses his recovery after vocal cord surgery and the challenges of performing live, expressing concerns about his ability to sing like he used to. He reflects on his career with Bon Jovi and contemplates the future of his music.

Longevity and Aging in Italy

Italian nutrition expert and biochemist Valter Longo advocates for longevity through a plant-based diet and fasting, using Italy's population of centenarians as inspiration. Despite Italy's rich aging history, Longo criticizes the modern Italian diet and lack of research funding. He envisions a future where fasting diets and scientific advancements lead to extended healthy lifespans.

Brooke Shields' Reflections on Beauty, Aging, and Empowerment

Actress and model Brooke Shields reflects on beauty, aging, and empowerment in a video for AARP The Magazine. She discusses her documentary 'Pretty Baby: Brooke Shields' and her new venture 'Beginning Is Now' aimed at women over 40.

Life-Extension and Aging Research

The article discusses how the superrich are investing in life-extension therapies, focusing on the biology of aging and potential interventions. It addresses the distortion of priorities in aging research due to private equity investments and emphasizes the importance of diet, exercise, and sleep for longevity.

Resignation of Haitian Prime Minister and U.S. Prison Population Aging

Haitian Prime Minister Ariel Henry resigns amid increased gang violence, U.S. prison population getting older, NPR Life Kit offers spring cleaning tips and new music releases this spring.

Aging Prison Population

The U.S. prison population is aging rapidly, with a significant increase in geriatric prisoners over the past few decades. Prisons are struggling to provide adequate health care for elderly inmates, leading to challenges in adapting facilities and staffing. Some states have built specialized units, but the overall system faces significant issues in caring for the aging population behind bars. Andre Gay, who spent over 50 years in prison, highlights the lack of proper care for elderly prisoners upon his release.

Health News Highlights

Cheryl Winston survived after 25 minutes without a pulse and aims to raise awareness of sudden cardiac arrest. A common drug used for hair loss may reduce heart disease risk. CDC drops 5-day isolation guidance for COVID. Semaglutide medications alone may not sustain weight loss. Study suggests fasting-like diet could slow aging. Deep brain stimulation pinpoints sources of cognitive disorders. Little-known syndrome increases cancer risk in young people. Familiar scents may trigger happy memories in patients with depression. Experts provide guidance on coffee consumption for energy levels.

World's Oldest Living Person Turns 117

Maria Branyas Morera turned 117 years old, making her the world's oldest living person. She has lived in Spain's Catalonia since she was eight and has been in the same nursing home for 23 years. Maria is quite active on social media, has good health, and scientists are studying her for insights into longevity.

Declining Birth Rate in Japan

Japan's birth rate continues to decline, reaching a new low in 2023. Experts are concerned about the impact on the economy and national security as the population ages.

The Importance of Talking Speed in Assessing Brain Health

Talking speed may be a more important indicator of brain health than word-finding difficulties in old age, according to a study by researchers at the Baycrest Centre for Geriatric Care and the University of Toronto. The study included 125 healthy volunteers and found that changes in general talking speed may reflect changes in the brain, suggesting it should be tested as part of standard cognitive assessments.

DNA Clocks and Aging

Researchers at Brigham and Women’s Hospital have developed DNA clocks that can accurately predict biological aging and the effectiveness of anti-aging treatments by distinguishing between genetic factors that accelerate or decelerate the aging process.