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Longtime western Wisconsin geriatrician, researcher and UW-La Crosse instructor to retire - Vimarsana News

Longtime western Wisconsin geriatrician, researcher and UW-La Crosse instructor to retire

A Mayo Clinic Health System physician who has dedicated his career to helping older adults live healthy, productive lives will soon move on to his own next stage in life.

'A long time coming': Three new elevators open at 7th Avenue station • Brooklyn Paper - Vimarsana News

'A long time coming': Three new elevators open at 7th Avenue station • Brooklyn Paper

Three new elevators opened at the 7th Avenue subway station in Park Slope on Tuesday, in a hard-won victory for the community.

Don't Let Loneliness Harm Your Health - Vimarsana News

Don't Let Loneliness Harm Your Health

Loneliness: It’s not about simply being alone. It’s when you feel unable to connect in a meaningful way with people in your life. Find out from this WebMD slideshow how it can affect your health and what you can do to stop it.

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Team Alice, UB's study of medication harm in older adults, receives national $1.95M grant | Local News - Vimarsana News

Team Alice, UB's study of medication harm in older adults, receives national $1.95M grant | Local News

BUFFALO — Adverse reactions to doctor-prescribed medicine is a leading cause of injury and avoidable harm in health care systems around the world — and the elderly are especially susceptible.

Can a positive attitude about aging help you live longer? - Vimarsana News

Can a positive attitude about aging help you live longer?

People who have a positive view of aging may live longer, according to new research The Gerontologist journal. The study found a link between how successfully adults ages 50-74 felt they were aging and their risk of dying within nine years.