Lymphedema Treatment: 'Super Agers' Stay Young Well Into Old Age

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'Super Agers' Stay Young, But How?

MNT—As we age, our bodies change and certain areas of the brain shrink, leading to memory loss and cognitive changes. But a recent study showed that, in some older adults-"super agers"-this brain shrinkage doesn't occur.

New Discovery: Seeing in Color

Science News—

A report in Science Advances suggests our eyes may see color a bit differently than previously thought. This is potentially good news for people with color blindness.

Food on the Brain

ScienceDaily—It's a fact: when we're hungry, we can't stop thinking about food. Now, two new studies show the precise differences in how the brain responds to food cues during hunger and fullness.

5 Dangerous Chemicals in Cosmetics

Berkeley Wellness—There is growing concern over potentially hazardous chemicals in cosmetics and personal care products, especially those that interfere with the body's hormones. Our infographic lists five ingredients that may be dangerous, along with how to avoid them.

Millions of Older Adults Take Risks With Blood Pressure Meds

Health After 50—About 5 million Medicare Part D enrollees age 65 and up aren't taking their blood pressure medication as directed, according to a new report released from the CDC. They're skipping doses, have stopped taking their pills, or are not filling their prescriptions in the first place, putting their health at risk.