Living to 100 Possible Even With Chronic Illness
A study shows many centenarians avoid major illnesses while others with heart disease or diabetes reach 100. Young survivors often outlive peers in function, especially men. Researchers credit aggressive care and healthy lifestyles, noting genetics and risk factors shape longevity.
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Elderly urged to tell doctor about falls
Washington report notes many seniors do not mention falls unless hurt but new guidelines urge doctors to ask about any tumble. With fall deaths rising, researchers test wrist monitors to predict risk by tracking daily stability, as nonfatal falls drive hospitalizations and ER visits.
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