Menopause is known to bring a variety of unpleasant symptoms ranging from hot flashes to insomnia. Yet, for those who have a condition known as… Read More »Premature menopause may bring tougher symptoms for women
By David Ludden Ph.D. It used to be that sex after 60 was a rare occurrence. People suffered from more health problems back then, and… Read More »How Baby Boomers maintain their sex lives
By James Roland Erectile dysfunction (ED) is very common. Although it can affect men of all ages, it occurs more often in older adults and… Read More »ED Cures for Seniors: What Is the Best Option?
By Niki Bezzant The secrets of female desire are right up there, mystery-wise, with the whereabouts of Amelia Earhart. There are lots of reasons we… Read More »The mystery of the missing midlife libido
By Longjam Dineshwori Menopause transition is often accompanied by changes that affect a woman’s libido, sexual satisfaction, and overall sexual behaviour. But some women experience… Read More »Why sexual dysfunction hits some women harder than others as they age?
Ruth Langsford has admitted her husband Eamonn Holmes helps her to feel “sexy at 60” Eamonn Holmes helps Ruth Langsford feel sexy at 60. The… Read More »Eamonn Holmes helps Ruth Langsford feel ‘sexy at 60’
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Aging is a significant risk factor for developing many chronic diseases, and gaining a better understanding of the genetic, molecular, and cellular processes responsible for… Read More »Mouse Aging Cell Atlas enables discovery of cellular-specific aging changes in different cell types and organs
Many people worry about not being able to move around as well when they get older. They fear they won’t be able to continue their… Read More »Maintaining mobility and preventing disability are key to living independently as we age
A recent NIA-supported study of preclinical Alzheimer’s disease found that sharing elevated amyloid test results with research participants did not cause them to experience significant… Read More »Sharing concerning test results with Alzheimer’s research participants does not cause distress