Retirement age rise could raise health and mood costs
The debate over raising Social Security retirement ages to 69 or 70 by 2032 warns of human costs. Experts warn extended work life risks more low mood, anxiety, cognitive issues, and physical strain, with seniors needing retraining and flexible options to stay employed.
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Archaeology digs at Whipple Company Store site in Scarbro
UC Berkeley team led by Brandon Nida probes grounds around the Whipple Company Store in Scarbro West Virginia to prep for August excavation. Volunteers and residents share memories of miners and families while high tech surveys map subsurface features for a future long term study.
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