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Aging
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SCOTUS will hear case threatening no-cost preventive care
If SCOTUS rules the ACA’s no-cost preventive care provision as unconstitutional, Americans would need to pay for such care or…
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How research misconduct harms patients and science
In this webinar, we speak with an investigative journalist and neuroscientist who uncovered widespread Alzheimer’s research misconduct.
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Higher levels of ‘good’ cholesterol may help preserve brain health
New research on high-density lipoprotein cholesterol may give us more insight into factors that affect cognitive health in aging adults.
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Clearing up confusion on drug price rules and revisions
It’s not yet clear what the Trump administration intends to do about current or planned efforts to lower prescription drug…
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WSJ analysis shows sickest seniors leaving Medicare Advantage, shifting costs to taxpayers
The Wall Street Journal reported that the sickest Medicare Advantage patients canceled coverage as health needs rose, shifting costs to…
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Older Americans Act reauthorization in limbo: What to know
Reauthorization of the Older Americans Act, which provides vital services to millions of people 60 and older, might be on…
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Gerontological Society conference highlights aging story ideas for 2025
Last month, nearly 4,000 people gathered in Seattle for the Gerontological Society of America’s annual scientific meeting on aging.
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Reporter uncovers potential data manipulation by top researcher
Science reporter Charles Piller discusses how he discovered evidence of a prominent neuroscientist’s research misconduct.
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For Medicare members, the Inflation Reduction Act cuts drug costs, spreads out payments
In 2025, the Inflation Reduction Act will lower drug copayment costs and allow monthly payment plans for Medicare Part D…
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Older adults are deeply dissatisfied with health care, report says
A recent study found that a majority of older adults think the U.S. is still unprepared for the changing needs…