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Alcohol and Ageing PDF Print E-mail

Adults of any age can have problems with alcohol. In general, older adults don't drink as much as younger people, but they can still have trouble with drinking. As people get older, their bodies change. They can develop health problems or chronic diseases. They may take more medications than they used to. All of these changes can make alcohol use a problem for older adults.

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An Exercise Story PDF Print E-mail

Grace is 91 years old. She started playing tennis and skiing in her forties. On a skiing trip, she broke a rib. The doctor said her spine was so bad he did not know how she did anything. She tried to stay active as long as possible. As the years passed, she developed bad back pain.

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NHS Use of Alzheimer's Drugs Extended PDF Print E-mail

 

A decision to extend NHS use of four drugs to more people with Alzheimer's disease means tens of thousands of patients will enjoy a better quality of life, campaigners have said.

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Sleep deprivation increases stroke and heart disease risk PDF Print E-mail

Researchers at the University of Warwick linked a lack of sleep to a range of disorders which often result in early death

Prolonged sleep deprivation increases the risk of suffering from a stroke or heart disease, according to a major long-term study based on the experiences of hundreds of thousands of people across eight countries.

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The truth about breast cancer PDF Print E-mail

One in eight women will now develop breast cancer, according to new research. It's a startling figure. But how accurate is it – and what can be done to lessen the risk?

One in every eight women will get breast cancer in her lifetime. The risk used to be one in nine, but the disease is gaining on us, according to new statistics from Cancer Research UK. How many of us counted the heads of little girls in the playground on hearing the news, or glanced speculatively around a bus or train carriage at the other female passengers? How many of us wondered if we ourselves were destined to be the unlucky eighth?

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