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    Life after menopause can include health concerns
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    More people thinking about their mental acuity
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    Suggestions for managing menopause symptoms
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    Meet ‘The Still Got It Squad’: These seniors want everyone to keep moving
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    At 75, ‘Grambo’ finds strength in weightlifting
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    Sterling Community Health to open clinic and pharmacy this month in Miami Twp.
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    Aging and dehydration are intertwined
    According to the Cleveland Clinic, seniors' bodies do not demand water in the same way they did when they were younger. So people tend to drink less water as they age. METRO CREATIVE CONNECTION
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    Understanding vision changes as you age
    Adults can protect their eye health by wearing sunglasses outdoors, not smoking, making healthy food choices and exercising. Managing chronic conditions such as high blood pressure, diabetes and high cholesterol can also impact eye health. iSTOCK
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    COLUMN: These are ways to maximize time spent exercising
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    Watch: Oakwood woman, 96, offers life advice and says folks should travel
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