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The Brain of Boone

Find out how this 81 year old billionaire keeps his brain as fit as a person in their 20s.

Learning the Internet Helps Elderly Brains

Teaching elderly adults how to use the internet could give them an extra brain boost.

Americans More Likely to Die in ICU Than British

Elderly Americans are 8 times more likely to spend the end of their lives in a hospital intensive care unit than their British peers.

Paralyzed Swimmer

Saul Martinez should feel good. He just swam 1.2 miles in La Jolla Cove. But, unlike many others who make this swim, he did it without any legs.

Men and Cosmetic Surgery

Dr. Bill Johnson with Innovations Med Spa says in the past year and a half, his practice has seen double digit increases in the number of men coming to him for cosmetic procedures.

Kids and Concussions

Concussions are on the rise for kids who participate in sports.

Stress Kids

The Annual Stress Survey American Psychological Association shows that children are showing higher levels of stress than expected.

Diabetics May Keep Their Memory Longer When Diagnosed With Alzheimers

Researchers were surprised to learn people with diabetes and Alzheimer's disease retain their memory longer than people with Alzheimer's alone.

Sharing the Past

Alzheimers is a progressive, irreversible brain disorder that robs people of memory, orientation and thinking ability. However, a program in Dallas aims to connect patients with their past.

Football Injuries

NBC's Chris Jansing reports on how head injuries on high school football fields are often found too late and sometimes can potentially turn deadly.

Daughters Grow Up to Look Like Their Mothers

A new study shows many women grow up to look like their mother.

Shingle Survivors Have an Increased Risk for Stroke

People who have shingles have an increased risk for stroke, according to a study in the journal Stroke.

Dementia and Cancer Patients Have Similar Symptoms

People with dementia experience symptoms similar to patients with cancer towards the end of their life, like pneumonia and extreme pain.

A Placebo May Be As Effective As a Painkiller

Researchers explore the placebo effect.

Challenged Athletes Foundation

He was coming for new legs, but in essence he was coming for new life.

Practicing Tai Chi Could Help Chronic Dizziness

Tai Chi may be an effective treatment for people with chronic dizziness and balance disorders.

Lupus Awareness: There's More to Lupus Than You Know

We always hear about the other diseases, but Lupus can be just as devastating.

New Knees for Lisa

After 12 years of living with rheumatoid arthritis, Lisa Ambrocio needs total knee replacements she can't afford. So she decided to throw herself at the mercy of the internet.Can the kindness of friends, and total strangers help raise the money she needs?

Half of All Babies Born Will Live to 100

Half of all babies born today in wealthy nations are likely to live to 100.

The FDA May Recall a Certain Knee Device

The FDA is reconsidering its approval of a certain knee device.

Problems Handling Money Could Be a Sign of Alzheimers

Sudden difficulty managing money may be an important precursor to developing Alzheimer's disease.

More and More People Are Being Diagnosed With Alzheimers

The 2009 World Alzheimer's Report shows the number of people being diagnosed with Alzheimer's disease is growing at a rapid rate.

Some People Have Warning Strokes Before A Full One

One in eight people who suffer a stroke had a warning stroke first, according to a study in the journal Neurology.

High Heels Can Lead to Chronic Foot Pain

A new study shows women who routinely wear high heels and sandals are setting themselves up for chronic foot pain.

Coffee and Its Benefits

New research says a good 'ole cup of joe could give you more than just a little get up and go.

Young Arthritis

Doctors at the UCONN Health Center say “young” arthritis is a growing health concern.

Two Genes May Be Related to Alzheimers

A team of scientists has discovered two new genes related to the most common form of Alzheimer's disease.

An NFL Study Shows Players Have 20% Risk for Dementia

An official NFL study shows that former league players have nearly 20% more risk for developing dementia or memory-related diseases.

Men and Arthritis

More and more men are experiencing aches and pains that were once primarily associated with older age.

Doga

It¿s a movement called ¿Doga¿ -- that¿s Dog + yoga. From Great Danes to Pugs, pooches are partnering with their owners for a combination of meditation, massage and stretching.

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