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Today's Health Links October 2, 2013

by Martin Ettington | Oct 2, 2013 | Healthy Aging | 0 comments

  • Plentiful mid-life stress linked to heightened risk of dementia in late life
    Coping with a lot of stress in middle age may boost the risk of developing dementia in late life — at least among women — suggests research.
  • With increased age comes decreased risk-taking in decision-making
    When faced with uncertain situations, people are less able to make decisions as they age, according to a new study. The study also found that older people are more risk-averse than their midlife counterparts when choosing between possible gains, but more risk-seeking when choosing between losses.

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