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Dismayed by data showing the state workforce shrunk by 7,600 in the past year, and employment in the state has declined for ...

Nearly 25 percent of the people who started out in poor health had regained that optimal well-being within three years. The study found that people who had good mental health at the beginning were ...

Aging frightens most people. The ancients personified it as a ghostly figure. The Greeks called him Geras, a bent and ...

What if you could pay off your debt or purchase a home today with the money you’ll make postmortem? On this week's Financial ...

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People with poor sleep have brain ages that are an average of 1 year older than their chronological age, a new study has ...

Understanding how Medicaid works-and its relationship to homeownership-is crucial for anyone planning their estate or helping ...