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You Might Like � � � You Might Like � � � � � � � � � Don't like ads? Go ad-free with TradeBriefs Premium Stress in childhood linked to physical and cognitive problems in older age, according to new study    Stressful experiences during childhood could have more far-reaching effects than previously thought, contributing to issues with daily tasks like getting dressed or preparing meals in older age, according to a new national analysis. The authors of the study, published Wednesday in the Journal of General Internal Medicine, say it is the first to link adverse childhood experiences (ACEs) with objective measures of functional impairment in older U.S. adults. Potential adverse childhood experiences include financial insecurity, parental separation, severe illness, and experiencing or witnessing violence or abuse. Other studies have linked ACEs with accelerated aging and with poor health outcomes like cognitive decline and dementia. Continued here The Rediscovery of Circadian Rhythms | NOEMA    Published by the Berggruen Institute An explosion of interest in our internal clocks is helping people lead more balanced, productive and longer lives. But will it lead to societal change? On April 14, a 50-year-old Spanish woman emerged from her temporary dwelling place, 230 feet under the rolling hills of Andalusia. Up until that moment, Beatriz Flamini had been isolated in a cave for a 500-day challenge, without natural light, news or even sight of her own reflection. Continued here You Might Like � � � � � � � � � Why Your Bones Get Weaker With Age and What to Do About It | Livestrong.com    There's no bones about the fact that your risk for sustaining a debilitating fracture increases with age. "Bone health is important at all stages of life. It takes on more significance as people age because strength and bone density are generally not maintained as we get older," says Minisha Sood, MD, a board-certified endocrinologist at Northwell Lenox Hill Hospital in New York City. That can lead to low bone mass and set the stage for osteoporosis, a bone disease marked by porous, less-dense bones that can raise the risk for bone fractures, notes the Bone Health & Osteoporosis Foundation (BHOF). Continued here

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