Older people hate them less, but even still, only 40% of older people like them.
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"I don't want to date older people, because I'm 18 and older people are more serious," she said.
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Guess what, older people date too, older people want to find places, want to look up a restaurant.
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"I don't want to date older people, because I'm 18 and older people are more serious," she tells Marie Claire.
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Older people like to play games, older people need to figure out the apps so they can get in the parking garage.
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Young people demand action, and sweeping societal change, as young people must; older people preach caution, and incremental advances, as older people do.
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"With the Jamaican fraud, we know they're not only getting tons of older people but they're looking for older people to target," he said.
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The big picture: More older people have been vaccinated than younger people — which is good, because older people are more susceptible to the flu virus.
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We have a disproportionate number of older people who signed up because the [subsides] and the 3-to-1 rates were actually very generous to older people.
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It allows insurers to charge older people five times more than younger people, compared to Obamacare's rule that older people can only be charged three times as much.
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Millennials are already better at managing their money than many older people give them credit for being — and in some ways more responsible than many older people, period.
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But since the House bill allows insurers to charge older people more than the ACA does, premiums would be substantially reduced for younger people and would rise for older people.
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"That (program) was extremely popular among older people, and all of those older people tended to vote," said James Muller, a political science professor at the University of Alaska Anchorage.
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The Spanish flu, unusually for an influenza, was less lethal for older people, perhaps because a similar 1830s flu outbreak granted older people still alive in 1918 some limited immunity.
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Note, first, that if Keynes had been talking just about older people, he would have been closer to the mark, because older people do work much less than they did decades ago.
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Pro: Economic well-being By keeping older people in some form of employment, Pillemer believes, two problems are solved: the pension and retirement savings crisis, and the need to keep older people engaged.
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With more and more older people going online, and future 225-plus generations already there, the online behavior of older people, as well as their rising power, is incredibly important — yet often ignored.
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Not only are the claims that these systems might help older people overblown, they're also made, for the most part, without including those older people in studies of the effects of the technology.
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"It's not that older people don't like tech," he said.
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And it apparently worked; older people seemed to like it.
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However, older people have also been appearing at the protests.
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One that still sees older people as users worth delighting.
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For whatever reason, older people seem to enjoy ... spontaneous boners?
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Marketing to older people is another area that needs work.
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Countries with more educated older people have lower automation risks.
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Anecdotally, those who did turn out were mostly older people.
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I hate how older people get stuck in the mud.
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I guess, it's a bit more open for older people.
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Because the way that older people dress is absolutely disgusting.
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Bresson: Older people in town were talking witchcraft and sacrifices.
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"It encourages, or mobilizes, older people to participate," she said.
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Older people pass the time on small wooden chair desks.
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Those can be onerous requirements for older people in pain.
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More older people need an income to supplement slim savings.
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So did life expectancy, and the proportion of older people.
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"The older people in Rocinha are mostly conservative," Pedrinho said.
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Children and older people are particularly susceptible to its effects.
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Especially the older people, they're tired, so they're pretty rude.
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A dangdut concert draws everyone from children to older people.
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Older people still watch more live TV, but that's changing.
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"The older people don't go out as much," he said.
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Lemmy's dead, unfortunately – bands are getting older, people pass away.
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And older people are one group whose numbers are growing.
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Hearing loss is endemic, and not just for older people.
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But most older people have other diseases that will progress.
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It is a less expensive option, especially for older people.
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But I think they were also done on older people.
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But I think they were also done on older people.
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Older people need more health care, and they spend more.
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Older people, especially those with children, make more conservative decisions.
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As the years pass, older people attend too many funerals.
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"Older people can be more sensitive to medicine," he said.
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Walmart stores already offer pharmacy services and attract older people.
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The attachment to guns often dies hard for older people.
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Older people and preteens will become more independent and mobile.
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How do older people misuse these apps, in your mind?
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For example, chronic illness was more strongly linked to depression in younger people than older people while low income carried higher depression risk in older people though it was more common among younger people.
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Of course they have faults, but I think a lot of the criticism [from] older people about this generation [is] older people who are insecure about some of the things these guys are pointing out.
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Among older people, "hearing loss becomes very, very common," said Schwartz.
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I don't think they'd fully understand the needs of older people.
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Studies of anti-amyloid drugs in older people are still underway.
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"I don't know if older people recognize the emoji," he says.
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It's not just being driven by older people being more conservative.
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But the older people get, the harder it seems to be.
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Older people who do not know that the world has changed.
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The movement is less popular among older people, adds Mr D'Alimonte.
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Older people and those with health issues are particularly at risk.
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Not surprisingly, the older people got, the less active they were.
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Older people should get 800 IU of the vitamin each day.
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One of the great things about older people is their wisdom.
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And sometimes with the care of older people, less is more.
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I think most people who go on Facebook are older people.
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Older people get more help, and younger people get less help.
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These are typically older people who are invested in their communities.
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Or older people who just need a hand with the packaging.
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Even older people didn't take it as seriously as they should've.
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I actually don't know that older people need that as much.
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There is even a co-op specifically aimed at older people.
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Why are older people more likely to feel God at church?
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Rich people and older people prefer Cyber Monday to Black Friday.
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In the past, older people were rarely considered as potential donors.
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There are older people with an older mindset, and there's religion.
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But for older people, catching the disease is much more dangerous.
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Aspree was designed to fill the information gap for older people.
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"Older people carry the collective wisdom of our societies," Tedros said.
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Why do older people vote much more often than younger ones?
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Worse, many older people have limited mobility because of declining health.
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Older people and those with health problems are uniquely at risk.
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So that's a reason to separate young kids from older people.
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It's far more deadly than the flu, especially for older people.
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Older people with underlying medical conditions are at particularly high risk.
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Rescuers found two older people in the Pueblo neighborhood, he said.
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Among older people, isolation is linked to depression, even higher mortality.
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Older people have the highest risk of dying from the virus.
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Those who die tend to be older people with underlying ailments.
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That represented no improvement, leaving millions of older people still vulnerable.
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How about when older people use it without understanding the meme?
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Older people tend to be more settled in their political beliefs.
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Older people may need different dosing or even biologically different vaccines.
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"Older people tended to have a lot of children," Kwok said.
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For older people who live alone, storms also present a challenge.
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People think my generation is blocked from conversations with older people.
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Why do some older people remain mentally nimble while others decline?
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ObamaCare only lets insurers charge older people three times as much.
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Older people are always a little more set in their ways.
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Older people are among the most vulnerable to complications from coronavirus.
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They can also be labor unions, farmers, older people, young people.
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They howled every time the older people talked about getting frisky.
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"Secretly, this is an intervention for the older people," he says.
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"We would recommend that older people who are healthy enough to take part in regular physical activity could join a yoga class run by a yoga instructor who has experience with teaching older people," Tiedemann said.
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To enhance muscle mass, Dr. Morley said that older people, who absorb protein less effectively, require at least 0.54 grams of protein per pound of ideal body weight, an amount well above what older people typically consume.
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"The higher premium for older people is generally a gripe," she says.
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Judging older people based on crude group stereotypes has real-world consequences.
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Older people and children are most at risk of heat-related illnesses.
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There are a lot of factors that prevent older people from donating.
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Our ageism directs our attention toward youth and away from older people.
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You know, I've interviewed a lot of older people for various projects.
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The extra years were coming from higher survival rates among older people.
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Two-fifths of older people say that television is their main company.
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Biden leads among older people who routinely show up to the polls.
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He has friends because "I function well with older people," he said.
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Facebook used to be cool and now it's just for older people.
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Perhaps we should award retroactive degrees to older people with professional qualifications.
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Before the ACA, health insurance options for older people were very limited.
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And not all older people will one day move into specialist accommodation.
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However, older people and parents have also been appearing at the protests.
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But I think it has a lot of effects on older people.
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And when you think of any cancer, [you think of] older people.
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The crowd was mostly young, but also included families and older people.
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Many of the financial plans for older people involve their family members.
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I didn't even interact with any older people except for my grandmother.
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How do younger people use it, how do older people use it?
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Malani's philosophy is that financial planning isn't just for wealthy, older people.
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It would also let states choose to charge older people higher premiums.
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Erika Dyck thinks hallucinogenic experiences can help older people prepare for death.
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Premiums for older people would skyrocket and become unaffordable for many people.
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Younger and older people died by overdose less frequently, the report indicates.
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Agism could also be a factor, since disability disproportionately affects older people.
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Exercise has long been linked to better mental capacity in older people.
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He said patients sometimes confused chest pain for indigestion, particularly older people.
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These older people represent a vast well of productive and creative potential.
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A lot of them are parents, and a lot are older people.
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Germany now has one of Europe's highest rates of older people working.
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But despite such obstacles, older people haven't stopped turning up to work.
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Do you typically warn older people to not walk through the house?
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In older people, for example, CAUTIs can contribute to falls and delirium.
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And younger people buy lottery tickets far more often than older people.
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"I just keep hearing how this affects mostly older people," she reasoned.
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The coronavirus is more severe in older people with underlying health conditions.
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The calls targeted the most vulnerable Americans, including immigrants and older people.
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Older people, though, still have a more negative reaction to the word.
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And older people can have more difficulty with frigidity than the young.
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Two reasons why older people may be outside aren't getting much consideration.
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"Older people haven't evolved a great deal on these issues," she said.
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Mention older people whom you have consulted, spelling out their paths. 3.
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Older people like Enrique and Emma are especially vulnerable to this instability.
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"There's younger people and older people who want different things," he said.
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Younger people die so older people can live lives of endless consumption.
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Special grocery store hours for older people — those are about reducing density.
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But it seemed like something for older people and definitely cooler people.
|
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Most of the hospitalizations and deaths occur among children and older people.
|
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Tedros said it's "dangerous" to assume COVID-19 kills only older people.
|
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Older people also have a much higher mortality rate than younger people.
|
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Older people "are just a different type of kid," said Mr. Cruz.
|
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"It used to be older people, drinking beer all night," Ulsrud said.
|
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New research shows older people in good health may not need it.
|
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Another angle: Older people are among the most vulnerable to the virus.
|
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One caveat: Older people are simply a bigger part of the electorate.
|
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Providing the drugs, however — especially to older people — definitely does pose risks.
|
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And the share of older people in the labor force is increasing.
|
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For older people, the CDC estimates deaths based on pneumonia and influenza.
|
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How I wish older people would allow their imaginations run like that.
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" Joan said there are many "misconceptions about older people on social media.
|
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It has primarily killed older people or people with compromised immune systems.
|
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Is a lack of sexual intimacy common in relationships between older people?
|
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And older people my age are attracted to the cruise ship industry.
|
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Older people, in my experience, lean more toward secrecy; younger toward disclosure.
|
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The simple fear of falling makes some older people eschew physical activity.
|
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When the police shout commands, can older people understand what they're saying?
|
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Millennials love it, and older people are starting to use it, too.
|
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Older people still remember what a delightful experience it was to fly.
|
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Older people write about their relatives and their friends without tagging them.
|
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People used to make a thing out of it more, especially older people.
|
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The US population is getting older, and older people tend to be sicker.
|
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I wouldn't say older people lose the sense of the fun but...yeah.
|
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For older people who voted Labour, public service cuts was a primary issue.
|
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In Norway, income inequality among older people is the lowest in the world.
|
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Three-fifths of older people say they often have to go without necessities.
|
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Younger people everywhere often view China more favourably than older people (see chart).
|
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Many older people have become rich as house prices have surged (see article).
|
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Older people sometimes experience sudden changes in mental awareness, such as temporary confusion.
|
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"[These] memories are locked away in the minds of older people," Smith said.
|
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That is nearly twice the percentage of older people who are supporting Apple.
|
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The crowd was mostly young, but also included families and many older people.
|
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His proximate challenge in that goal is broadening his appeal to older people.
|
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The older people are leaving the market because they can't afford insurance anymore?
|
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AML is a rapidly progressing blood cancer that tends to hit older people.
|
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Costs would rise for older people but fall for younger people, it said.
|
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Younger people would get smaller credits and older people would get larger ones.
|
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Even when older people tell them not to, young people love to travel.
|
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Older people and young people would come to hang out at that newsstand.
|
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Older people are less likely to switch jobs and resettle than younger people.
|
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Young people were far more likely than older people to vote for her.
|
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"But most customers, especially older people, find the app a hassle," he said.
|
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Many older people in China never developed a talent for playing the piano.
|
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The country is aging, and older people tend to be nostalgic and grumpy.
|
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If older people in prison pose so little danger, why not free them?
|
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I could tell that some of my older people were a little bonkers.
|
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Conventional wisdom is that you learn from older people, who've had more experience.
|
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Hearing loss is the third most prevalent chronic health condition facing older people.
|
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Are there things young people see about the future that older people don't?
|
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I was taught by the older people about his parties, and his message.
|
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Before ObamaCare, older people paid about five times the premiums of younger people.
|
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Certain groups besides older people are also at risk of a B25 deficiency.
|
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It is about protecting older people, those with previous illnesses and vulnerable groups.
|
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The virus is far deadlier for older people, especially when they live together.
|
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As older people undergo more operations, the coalition has focused on the results.
|
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Her goal is to encourage older people to get involved in climate activism.
|
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Get older people hyped and for younger people to think it is cool.
|
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Still, many older people already struggle to remain mobile and perform daily tasks.
|
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The loneliness of older people is a real problem, but it is solvable.
|
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The film is just so clearly tailor-made to appeal to older people.
|
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They clean federal office buildings in Washington and nurse older people in Boston.
|
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"With negative stereotypes, older people have a higher risk of dementia," she said.
|
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So are older people, whose immune systems are less able to combat pathogens.
|
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They need to get vaccinated to protect older people and the immuno-compromised.
|
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The death rate is significantly higher for older people and for sick people.
|
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Citizens know it, kids know it, older people know it, everybody knows it.
|
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For older people, who knew they were at risk, the changes came quickly.
|
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Women and the older people were abused, raped and, in some cases, killed.
|
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The coronavirus is more dangerous to individuals with medical preconditions and older people.
|
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Staying fit isn't the only health concern for older people, especially these days.
|
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Be sure to consider provisions for those with special needs, like older people.
|
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Most of those affected are older people and those with underlying health conditions.
|
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"The dominant paradigm is that older people don't want new technology," Coughlin says.
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Unaccompanied children, pregnant women and older people would be the first group moved.
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It could permit insurers to charge young people less (and older people more).
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Ms. Canan urged older people to be cautious about co-signing student loans.
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Many older people are wary of Moon's less confrontational stance on North Korea.
|
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Older people aren't adequately represented in clinical trials for cancer, diabetes or osteoporosis.
|
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However, older people generally do not pay for primary care and get priority.
|
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"It's mostly younger people living here, not older people or retirees," she said.
|
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Many psychiatric drugs come with serious risks and side effects for older people.
|
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Older people complain they may not live long enough to collect significant benefits.
|
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Further, 92 percent of older people want to age in place, he said.
|
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The Medicare expansion was popular among older people but unpopular with Americans overall.
|
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Especially in the Latino community, especially older people, they know who Clinton is.
|
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Many studies have examined the positive effects of the arts on older people.
|
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Older people are also likelier to spread fake news on Facebook, research shows.
|
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Younger people also for the same reason as really older people is community.
|
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Experts hope the study will encourage older people to practice safe sexSmith said he hopes his study acts as a reminder for older people who are sexually active that there are risks associated with unprotected sex, particularly sexually-transmitted infections.
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That's not only because older people have a shorter time horizon — and therefore less time to wait for the market to recover — but also because younger people tend to be accumulating savings while older people tend to be drawing them down.
|
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The bill would provide older people more generous subsidies — those over 60 get a subsidy of $4,000, or twice as much as 20-somethings — but insurers would be allowed to charge older people five times as much as younger people.
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Under their plans, older people get more help and younger people get less help.
|
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Plus, older people can be charged up to three times more than younger people.
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Premiums from young, healthy consumers have to exceed medical care costs for older people.
|
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They make older people remember what it's like to be 17 and really emotional.
|
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The scouts also surveyed older people that they knew to tailor the clinic's offerings.
|
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Results might be different for older people or obese individuals, the study authors note.
|
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It's difficult to imagine any sector without a technology startup opportunity for older people.
|
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One that leans into what older people do, rather than what they can't do.
|
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What do you feel like people misunderstand about being a teenager, especially older people?
|
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Why do you think it's tough, especially for older people, to understand Yachty's appeal?
|
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It might be that older people just don't want to do that as much.
|
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The complaint defines older people as those who are at least 40 years old.
|
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For example, older people are among the groups most opposed to health-care reform.
|
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Unsurprisingly, some older people do not even know that men can be nurses too.
|
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She also asked older people — teenagers and young adults — to do the same thing.
|
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I feel like a lot of older people aren't so sold to that idea.
|
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At first, my fans were just younger people, but now it's older people too.
|
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They have a wild group, they have a calm group, they have older people.
|
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They'd also give more help to young adults and less help to older people.
|
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Younger people tend to experience depression and other mood problems more than older people.
|
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Older people were less likely to get into trouble again; younger people, more. [Wired]
|
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"I don't know if older people recognize the emoji," Tehrani said to The Verge.
|
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Even among older people, those who are using are beginning to use more frequently.
|
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They're acoustically designed so older people like teachers can't hear them ringing in class.
|
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What do you think older people don't understand about the politics of young people?
|
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Older people suffer disproportionately from chronic diseases like diabetes, compared to their younger counterparts.
|
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But statistics show that older people have lower credit card debt levels in general.
|
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It's an increasingly popular decision: Older people are staying in the work force longer.
|
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Older people tend to be mostly white, and the younger generation is more diverse.
|
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Hyoid ruptures are particularly common among older people who hang themselves, the Post noted.
|
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On one hand, it protected older people from possibly being driven from their homes.
|
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First, older people are more susceptible to the disease, and America's population is aging.
|
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Muay Thai and gambling, it's like karate in the '80s, it's for older people.
|
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Older people break their hips because they don't get their hands out quickly enough.
|
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His mother and some of the older people were stiff and sore for days.
|
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The exit polls show voting was dominated by older people, as it usually is.
|
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He said older people should stay home, as should those with preexisting medical conditions.
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Also, we've said this before, but it's not just older people who get sick.
|
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Older people and those with chronic conditions should also consider getting the pneumonia vaccine.
|
|
How often they speak truths that older people might hesitate to say out loud.
|
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Doctors are increasingly paying attention to screening for cognitive function in all older people.
|
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And social workers raced to the homes of older people to prevent mass deaths.
|
|
Older people and younger people, there's a connection there that goes beyond labor economics.
|
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"Older people are uniquely suited for a mentoring role," he said in an interview.
|
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But older people who lift weights can slow or reverse that descent, studies show.
|
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Physical activity is associated with prevention of disease and reduced mortality in older people.
|
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"The relationship seemed to be stronger in younger people versus older people," said Chadi.
|
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I don't see little girls, I'm not able to shake hands with older people.
|
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They're not particularly expensive, the evaluation found, and older people clamor to take part.
|
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This leaves older people and their families wondering what extra precautions they should take.
|
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See if local grocery stores are offering a dedicated shopping time for older people.
|
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The World Health Organization has suggested that the coronavirus most seriously affects older people.
|
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Older people could be disproportionately hurt because they pay more for insurance in general.
|
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She thinks fan fiction is something older people just don't understand like teenagers do.
|
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"I'm not sure why older people with diabetes are increasingly using cannabis," he said.
|
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And she has developed friends among the older people who live at the center.
|
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Indeed, there is a boom in older people living on their own (see chart).
|
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Older people, whose families have lived here for generations, are afraid they won't return.
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Help reduce loneliness and isolation among older people and become an Age UK befriender.
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In Israel, for instance, older people have been treated with medical marijuana for years.
|
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Those restrictions, too, effectively push older people out of clinical trials and other studies.
|
|
Will it increase risks of particular concern to older people, like incontinence or falls?
|
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But only 22019 percent of the images reviewed by AARP showed older people working.
|
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The pet scam is one of the latest that older people fall victim to.
|
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China is developing millions of companion robots for its growing population of older people.
|
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Older people view it as a conduit for pornography and other wastes of time.
|
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But the Ryan plan would let insurers charge older people five times as much.
|
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Mesothelioma is typically seen in older people, after long-term asbestos or radiation exposure.
|
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Older people are more susceptible to financial exploitation, according to a 2015 research paper.
|
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Half of long-term care in America, mainly for older people, is through Medicaid.
|
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Older people have been trying to do something but they haven't made the impact.
|
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The service also warns against locking toddlers, older people or animals in a car.
|
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Allowed insurers to charge older people up to 5X more than younger people. 7.
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Older people are much less likely to work, and the population is getting older.
|
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But older people experience the sensation too—they just don't always think about it.
|
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Can we say with certainty that young people are more anxious than older people?
|
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The idea is that older people need more support because they get charged higher premiums.
|
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"We tend to identify older people with negative terms," Fealy told Reuters Health by phone.
|
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Also, does the reduced risk of death apply to older people undergoing weight loss surgeries?
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Older people are more likely to hold conservative views for a variety of psychological reasons.
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But still, that's nothing compared to how unbelievably screwed older people are under the BCRA.
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But it turns out sexually-transmitted infections are actually on the rise among older people.
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That would make premiums less expensive for younger people and more expensive for older people.
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And I think that older people are trying to get ahold of that right now.
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"The message I got from older people was: Anybody can do this," Dr. Pillemer stresses.
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And now that they're older, people who are their age now, or younger than them.
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Even in supervised settings, records show, older people find ways to end their own lives.
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It is generally diagnosed in older people, and is uncommon before the age of 22017.
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Older people nostalgic for the Communist days in East Germany are dying out, Guellner said.
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They are older people and this is how they choose to behave on the internet.
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The findings for young adults also might not reflect what would happen with older people.
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Older people, those who have seen or even lived the alternative, overwhelmingly reject military rule.
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The dress is a little old-fashioned for me, but older people just love it.
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The profiles of slightly older people feature selfies of bodies with the heads cropped off.
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Chevrolet owners are older people who are likely to recycle and eat at Tim Hortons.
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Nissan shoppers are also older people who tend to like fried seafood and smoothie shops.
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Companies are also mastering the art of discretion—addressing older people, but not too explicitly.
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Others included older people who had retired early and did not yet qualify for Medicare.
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The GOP credits are based on age, not income, with older people receiving more assistance.
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There's a pretty boy named Ivan, a collection of wise and large-minded older people.
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Older people might take longer to accomplish a given task, but they make fewer mistakes.
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The New Old Age An estimated one zillion older people have a problem like mine.
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Older people tend to be more in favor of leaving the E.U. than young people.
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A 2017 study found that pet ownership was good for overall health in older people.
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Second, for older people and young children, living and sleeping spaces should have good ventilation.
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In the insurance exchanges, premiums for older people would soar to unaffordable levels, CBO found.
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Social science tells us that older people tend to be more conservative than the young.
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"The older people around here know Hillary, and that's what they want: experience," he said.
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Older people have found brands that they like, and less inclined to try new things.
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Moderately educated older people: This group is predominantly white, and 90 percent are US citizens.
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Colorectal cancer rates have been increasing in people under 50 while declining in older people.
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I thought that was just for snobby, well-to-do older people or college professors.
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The message for the public is that healthy older people should not begin taking aspirin.
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A decline in physical activity, common among older people, is only one reason sarcopenia happens.
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It's not just older people with underlying conditions who become very ill and can die.
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The coronavirus, by contrast, has had its most devastating impact in China on older people.
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Though the risks to older people are being emphasized, young people are also being hospitalized.
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Italy's population is older than ours, and older people are hit hardest by the virus.
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Nations around the world are grappling with how to protect older people from the virus.
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Dr. Boisgontier and his colleagues hope to study children and older people in future studies.
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Feelings of isolation and loneliness are important factors in the online behavior of older people.
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The study found that African-Americans and older people were more likely to use cash.
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Remember, this is about protecting vulnerable people, older people, senior citizens, compromised immune, underlying illness.
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The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention warn that older people are more at risk.
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Mr. Dychtwald calls the need "transport care" and said it isn't limited to older people.
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And you know, most of the time, older people always got a story to tell.
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"Young people don't seem to have the same bias that older people do," she said.
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To this point, the coronavirus has proven most lethal among older people with existing conditions.
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I think the reaction [to that cartoon] from some of the older people wasn't happy.
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But it also peels back an Obamacare rule that protects older people from higher premiums.
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And older people, who are increasingly easy to reach on Facebook, tend to vote more.
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The same study found that the respiratory disease hit older people in China the hardest.
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I'm worried about being home now and getting the older people in my household sick.
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Nations around the world are grappling with how to protect older people from the virus.
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But many older people aren't familiar with WeChat or fluent in all of its functions.
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Older people seem to be particularly susceptible to contracting the coronavirus, according to health officials.
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We know that older people and those with underlying health conditions are at greater risk.
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Most fatal cases of COVID-19 involve older people or those with underlying health conditions.
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It will certainly be there at present rates for older people and people near retirement.
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When scientists trick older people into feeling younger, most tend to instantly become more capable.
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Handed a windfall, smart older people want to open either a bar or a bookstore.
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"Older people know what it means," said Marjorie Ingram, an Iowa precinct captain for Biden.
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We know those most at risk are older people and those with underlying health conditions.
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Falls are a leading cause of broken hips and other serious problems in older people.
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Older people are much more likely to face serious illness if infected with the coronavirus.
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But older people are likely to struggle the most in a less regulated insurance system.
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He warns them, "If you don't like taking care of older people, find another career."
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This includes positive images of older people, active leisure and programs for spiritual well-being.
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Like many older people, they worry what a serious tumble could do to their lives.
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Are these attitudes and expectations in line with what older people say about your generation?
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Esther provided care along with pastries to the older people who congregated at the bakery.
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Older people and established community organs still thought restraining the fascists was the government's job.
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It runs homes for older people, orphanages, centers for drug addicts and other social services.
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This moral argument, however, is not the same as saying that older people don't care.
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"Young people are scandalized by the hypocrisy of older people," Francis told journalists on Tuesday.
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Every day I saw frail older people struggling to mount the steps into the bus.
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Older people report higher levels of contentment or well-being than teenagers and young adults.
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It is true that on average, older people are more reliable voters than younger people.
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Moreover, the task force was focusing on a population where we might intervene: older people.
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And as more Americans age, and older people get online, the problem could get worse.
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The older people, they're more about wow, this is another Laotian guy just doing it.
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In previous research, she found that older people who are unable to quickly stand up from a seated position without using their arms for assistance are about twice as likely to fall in the next year as older people who can perform this task quickly.
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Bright lighting throughout is another popular change, not only because it helps older people see better.
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But there is another way in which older people support the economy: by spending their money.
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Recently I was in Florida speaking at a book club that benefits services for older people.
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Insurers got the green light to charge older people five times what they charge young adults.
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This can lead to miscalculations for pretty intuitive reasons, especially in older people, the researchers wrote.
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This can be of significant benefit to older people who may have issues with erectile function.
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The decline in neuroplasticity was more pronounced in older people with fewer newly-formed blood vessels.
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The premiums also had to subsidize coverage for chronic illness in middle-aged and older people.
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OLDER people are not the only ones to try too hard to be hip and youthful.
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Read Craig Silverman on the ways older people are being left out of digital literacy efforts.
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Older people form a large part of the voter base of Rajoy's conservative People's Party (PP).
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Older people are skewing to vote to leave the EU in Thursday's referendum, according to polls.
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Here's how "Ok boomer" became their answer to older people who just don't get it. 10.
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There was an earlier movie for the much older people like myself where they injected something.
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Do you think that Team 10 is misunderstood by older people who don't totally get it?
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Or older people could simply be misremembering how bad their hangovers were in their early 20s.
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Young children, older people, pregnant women, and people with preexisting health conditions are the most vulnerable.
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Medicare beneficiaries wanted the program to cover most drugs that older people would want to use.
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I see older people on the brink of economic collapse because of rising health care costs.
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The rigid labour market discourages firms from creating permanent jobs, and hiring young (and older) people.
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This can lead to misdiagnoses for pretty intuitive reasons, especially in older people, the researchers wrote.
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For older people that means a nearby branch; for younger ones it means an excellent app.
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People were thinking about their relationships or their past relationships — women, men, older people, younger people.
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Listeria can be fatal for children and older people and can cause complications for pregnant women.
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" And I'm like, "Welcome to the world of women, people of color, gay people, older people.
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"Overall, more older people are drinking," Breslow said, "it's kind of a burgeoning public health issue."
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During most flu seasons, older people have been hit the hardest, followed by very young children.
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I was amazed at how many older people tried … some of them were in their fifties.
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The group that stands to really be wowed by Spectacles are older people, specifically non-teens.
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In older people or those with weak immune systems, these added risks can oftentimes be fatal.
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For poorer, and older, people, Ryan's approach would provide much less help than Obamacare currently does.
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It's a young audience and we know that they don't vote as much as older people.
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Many GOP lawmakers had already expressed concern about price spikes for older people under the bill.
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At the same time more locals have been looking for work, particularly women and older people.
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And that simply means more to those older people overseas who remember Mr Clinton in office.
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Yet older people, increasingly, aren't simply creeping off into a twilit world of shuffleboard and sudoku.
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I think older people that have a lot of pain should use the marijuana, you know.
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Families and teenagers and older people lounge and chat in sundlaugs every day, summer or winter.
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NOW, ONE OF THE PROBLEMS YOU HAVE WITH OLDER PEOPLE, GUYS LIKE ME, IS WE FORGET.
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For the study, researchers gave scam awareness questionnaires to 935 older people who didn't have dementia.
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Retirement policies make older people seem less valuable to society and a country's economy, he said.
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Babesiosis can be severe or deadly for older people or others who have weakened immune systems.
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A prevailing myth is that older people are less comfortable with technology than their younger counterparts.
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But for the older people their conservative values are more important than fighting for their color.
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Currently, insurers can charge older people no more than three times as much as younger people.
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Studies have found that older people who did weight bearing exercise decreased their risk of fractures.
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Indeed, older people make up a large share of conservatives: Will they cut their own benefits?
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It rose for young people and in households headed by middle-aged adults and older people.
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But younger people are more concerned about paying for coronavirus treatment and testing than older people.
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Personal Health Sarcopenia, a decline in skeletal muscle in older people, contributes to loss of independence.
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Older people appear to be dying in much higher numbers from Covid-19 than younger people.
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Compared with the paintings, the photographs of nude older people in the exhibition display less benevolence.
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Retiring Sarah Peveler lacks a support system that many older people count on: their adult children.
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"Or older people may not be able to maintain their homes as well" to conserve energy.
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Older people may become unable to use power scooters and wheelchairs, refrigerate medications or summon help.
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Now there is the added threat of the coronavirus, which is particularly lethal for older people.
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Cramped emergency evacuation shelters can be dangerous for older people with health conditions like Mr. Cayer.
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Women and older people, indigenous populations and people in rural areas are the most at risk.
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The virus appears to be particularly troublesome for older people and those with underlying health conditions.
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Advancements in technology have accelerated the stereotype that older people can't keep up, Mr. Ludwig said.
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She said the competition broadened the way that she looked at the older people around her.
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However, the virus can be deadly especially for older people and those with underlying health conditions.
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Trump could have specifically encouraged older people — at most risk from the virus — to be careful.
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"She said that as she had gotten older people looked right through her," Ms. Clark said.
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But while separating younger and older people might work in theory, it can create practical problems.
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Older people are weighing the health risks of making a quick run to the grocery store.
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Communication is perhaps the most important thing for older people to do during these isolated times.
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Older people are also more likely to die of flu, though not to the same extent.
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The large difference could reflect the fact that cardiac problems are more prevalent among older people.
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Remarkably, the recovery has taken place even as more women and older people entered the workforce.
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But older people with a T.S.H. under 10 mIU won't benefit from levothyroxine, he has concluded.
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So far, research suggests older people with pre-existing health conditions are most likely to die.
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But even relatively moderate declines in muscle mass are linked with worse outcomes in older people.
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Premium spikes for older people were one of the most controversial areas of the House bill.
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Many young women and older people joined the protests as they gained momentum and appeared safer.
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A lot of stories came from older people, and sex wasn't a regular occurrence for them.
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It's a life-or-death mission: The virus kills older people at a far higher rate.
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Now, however, the neighborhood is mostly older people, with few young couples or children, Kim said.
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Older people and young children, especially those with underlying health concerns, are at the most risk.
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Yet, as with too little thyroid hormone, older people may lack obvious symptoms and remain undiagnosed.
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"I want older people to know that it's not the end of the world," she said.
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Groups representing doctors, hospitals, nurses, older people and people with illnesses like cancer opposed the bill.
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So, we have a whole new generation and older people who don't know anything about fish.
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But props to the show for not forgetting that older people have love lives too. 5.
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By 2035, older people will outnumber people under 18 for the first time in American history.
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But in older people, brain scans show, the white matter can be skimpier and less efficient.
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But research in young adults as well as older people has failed to support this assertion.
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I think of all the older people killed who couldn't run or understand what was happening.
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It's interesting, when I read them, a lot of them had to do with older people.
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He has concerned himself principally with victims' rights, civil asset forfeiture and justice for older people.
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Current law only allows insurers to charge older people three times as much as younger customers.
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But this is a clear sign that Biden's appeal hasn't widened past his base: older people.
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And why had the memeist used the more noncommittal "older people" rather than the zeitgeisty "boomers"?
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Park added that benzodiazepines are not recommended for older people because of the risk of falls.
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Typically, older people have advance directives or have otherwise made their end-of-life wishes known.
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But even though older people get more generous subsidies, they are worse off than before too.
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Which, in general, has always been true in marketing: Why don't we focus on older people?
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Guidance for every American and every community Early data suggests older people are twice as likely to have serious illness from the novel coronavirus, according to the CDC, which advises older people and those with severe chronic medical conditions to stay home as much as possible.
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Yet a report published by the United Kingdom's Department of Health in 2013, the National Service Framework for Older People, "makes no mention of the problems related to sexual issues older people may face," Dr. Radosh and Ms. Simkin wrote in the journal Reproductive Health Matters.
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Older people, those with pre-existing conditions and lower-income Americans may not like it so much.
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I doubt it's because they are apathetic or uninformed—at least not more so than older people.
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Even older people, he says, who didn't initially accept Johnson's bold brand of activism eventually came around.
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Neighbors should check on older people during the heat wave, urged Silbernetz, a German old age charity.
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The older people, lower-income people are just clearly not going to be able to afford it.
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It's something that I've seen in older people, and sometimes it's a thing that emerges over time.
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For instance, older people typically have enough iodine in their system, and will probably not need more.
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But the hardest thing about selling to older people is that they are such a heterogeneous group.
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Ms. Campbell recommends that older people send themselves emails with all their documents, including medical records, attached.
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Caulfield said it's common for older people to unwittingly share things that have extremist messages or iconography.
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The Pew Research Center said the decline was driven by a fall in favorability among older people.
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We need older people for their experience, and younger ones for their openness, and sometimes vice versa.
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We know from our research that functional limitations are a common source of loneliness among older people.
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Older people, young children, pregnant women, and people with compromised immune systems are particularly vulnerable to influenza.
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But the Smolensk issue is important to PiS's core electorate, mostly older people outside the big cities.
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Older people have had the time to unpack all the societal stigma that is programmed into sex.
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He said he also wrote a pilot for a show about older people in a retirement village.
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Young people would see their premiums go down, and older people would see their premiums go up.
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And it works surprisingly often, particularly on older people (and senior members of Hillary Clinton's campaign staff).
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On Sunday, Ryan said the bill will also be changed to provide more assistance to older people.
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And the penalties under the GOP proposal would hit older people harder than they would younger people.
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Reporter Dell Cameron wants to see more tech solutions geared toward making life easier for older people.
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For older people, who often do not speak English, it can be harder to provide necessary documentation.
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Zostavax efficacy, by contrast, varies between 18 and 70 percent, and it declines noticeably in older people.
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And its focus on weeping, brutalized children, and older people pushes the misery level to exhausting levels.
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Instead of traveling the world, older people eventually become unable to travel out of their own bedrooms.
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Filial piety, or respect for parents and older people, is a paramount virtue in the Confucian tradition.
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One of the things I want to do is set up a retraining program for older people.
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Researchers looked at diet, exercise and lifestyle data from more than 124,000 middle-aged and older people.
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Right now, insurers can charge older people no more than three times as much as younger people.
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The band's shows were being overrun by violent older people that he suspected might be undercover cops.
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Older people are most at risk of an outbreak of shingles, a painful, often debilitating blistering rash.
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Locals call him Hajji, a name given to older people who have visited Mecca for the Haj.
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He and other moderates are concerned that the healthcare bill could shift more costs onto older people.
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UTIs can cause "mental changes or confusion" in older people, according the US National Library of Medicine.
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Insurers have long been pushing to loosen up that requirement and allow for charging older people more.
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Many assume wrongly that organs from older people are not as valuable as those from someone younger.
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Once, physicians actually struggled to induce older people to take opioids, which we used to call narcotics.
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First, everyone in the study was young, so the results might not be applicable to older people.
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Bill Cassidy (R-La.) suggested the House might make changes to its legislation to help older people.
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For example… Celebrate your elders Older people have overcome obstacles that many of us will never face.
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How are older people supposed to remain self-sufficient if they're forced out of the job market?
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It means seeing older people not as alien and "other," but as us — future us, that is.
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Eighty percent of those surveyed said they oppose charging older people more for insurance than younger people.
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That would leave sicker, older people to share the costs in the market, resulting in higher premiums.
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When I see older people voting for the Tories (Conservatives) or Brexit I see completely different values.
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Older people with hearing loss also are more likely than those with normal hearing to develop dementia.
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But some older people, like Mr. George, did not use credit often enough to get a score.
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I became the bad guy in the neighborhood for older people, but the hero for the youth.
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Some of the older people think there's one way to not only do business, but music, everything.
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I actually found the kids' energy was not as bad as the older people I worked with.
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It was in Etobicoke, Toronto, and the audience was older, so you're watching older people having sex.
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Older people who don't receive proper dental care are at greater risk for diabetes and heart disease.
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Older people were so impoverished by looting of the state's pension funds that they marched in protest.
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But the process of bulking up works differently in older people than in the young, he said.
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Healthy older people who are not in institutions were found to sleep as well as younger people.
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However, Reingold said, children are not developing as severe an illness from the coronavirus as older people.
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Many have recovered, and older people in otherwise good health will likely survive the infection, Leng said.
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Older people are at greater risk of more severe illness and, sadly, of dying from the disease.
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The more measures of cardiovascular health older people had, the less likely they were to develop dementia.
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The older people had been moving away to retire, while younger — and more liberal — people moved in.
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There is also another, delicate issue regarding older people and their interactions with digital information and technology.
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As bus lines are cut and services dry up under austerity, older people are feeling new constraints.
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Tens of millions of older people don't vote and might be the first to embrace home voting.
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Older people faced the risks of hospitalization all over again: infections, deconditioning, delirium, subsequent nursing home stays.
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And the harm done by raising premiums for low-income older people by more than 750 percent.
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There are also specific screening tools that have been validated for pregnant women, adolescents and older people.
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Skin cancers are more common in older people, which means Medicare pays for much of the treatment.
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In the United Kingdom and Germany, those credits cover care of older people, as well as children.
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States banned visits to the elderly, and policymakers issued urgent warnings to limit contact with older people.
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"They tend to be older people, often isolated, who are completely cut off from reality," he said.
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For many older people and others at higher risk from the virus, the world has turned inward.
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Why that hurts capitalism: Fewer people mean less buying; older people also buy less than younger people.
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Without older people who tend to have higher medical bills, it would lower premiums for everyone else.
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The World Health Organization has suggested that older people are being disproportionately seriously hit by the virus.
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Medicare, the 52-year-old health insurance program for older people and the disabled, is enormously popular.
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Well, we're older people so, for my husband and I, it would be $26,000 for the year.
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Encouraged by the bank's strong reputation, investors, including many older people, forked over a minimum of $145,000.
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If only older people sign up, average costs in the plan are higher, leading to higher premiums.
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Older people have less time to save for retirement, and their savings have less time to appreciate.
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The story line is wrong: Boomers today are actually less urban than previous generations of older people.
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The decline in urban living has been even more pronounced for older people than for younger ones.
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Many older people, who are more likely to need insurance, would be priced out of the market.
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And there's a biggie when it comes to networking: Older people want to help young people. Why?
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That's because they haven't been using for decades, like some of the older people dealing with addiction.
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And older people metabolize drugs differently from younger ones, and may bounce back from procedures more slowly.
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They will likely make life easier for older people and those with disabilities who cannot safely drive.
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The common theme for older people who can spend money like they're decades younger is self-control.
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By discouraging older people from buying insurance, the plan would lower the average sticker price of care.
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Men and younger people were more likely than women or older people to support legal sex work.
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Japan is an aging society with a rising preponderance of lower-consuming and non-working older people.
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Cabiddu has found that attitudes are very different in Caligiari, as older people live more independent lives.
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"Sixteen-year-olds are just as good at logical reasoning as older people are," Dr. Steinberg said.
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The program will pair animals, mostly horses, with special-needs children, economically disadvantaged youngsters and older people.
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Chronic opioid use, particularly in older people, can contribute to spiraling problems: constipation, confusion, falls and addiction.
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But there's no saying an underage user can't lie about their age and match with older people.
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The bottom line is that too many older people struggle financially just trying to maintain their health.
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So, I've found over the years that "my people" now includes older people, all types of people.
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By discouraging older people from buying insurance, the plan will lower the average sticker price of care.
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There are more older people out there, and that contributes to the high hospitalization rates, Schaffner said.
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Tobun, who nets €1,000 a month caring for older people, could not afford the €16,000 down payment.
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"There were older people who talked about the fiduciary responsibility and maintaining a balance," Ms. Pillsbury said.
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Should older people in good health start taking aspirin to prevent heart attacks, strokes, dementia and cancer?
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Although, it's interesting because the older people — not the middle ones, but the really young people — care.
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What the study doesn't identify is why older people, in particular, seemed more susceptible to fake news.
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What do you think the one piece of advice older people would give to their younger selves?
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It's also younger people, and older people are two segments of naturalness, so to speak, for Airbnb.
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But a little bit of it is recognizing, okay, when bad things happen to you, yeah, this is bad but, most people ... if older people ... the one piece of advice older people would give to younger people when they survey them is, what do you think it is?
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Also, the quality of joint replacements is so much better today, and that helps older people stay active.
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The report said older people experiencing homelessness were also more likely to suffer from mental illness or depression.
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I wanted to hang out with older people—people who "got" me—not more guffawing, pizza-faced dilweeds.
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And the effects of elite exercise were especially profound in older people and those with high blood pressure.
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However, that's not the whole story, because older people also turned out in higher numbers than initially reported.
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These were women, children, older people; they were not combatants and they were just dead where they fell.
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It's well known that Snapchat's audience is mostly millennials, and that older people notoriously don't understand the app.
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Older people have the wisdom of experience, but that doesn't mean they know how to have safe sex.
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In other words, older people are actually more pessimistic about long-term economic growth than younger people are.
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I've known for a while that I'm attracted to older people, but in an abstract sort of way.
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Talking to older people who have successfully lived through wars, depressions and tragedies can also help you cope.
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Student debt has been rising quickly among older people, as repayment timelines drag on and parent borrowing increases.
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This means older people might feel drugs' effects for longer because liver function slows down as you age.
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There are a roughly equal number of millennials and boomers, but turnout is much higher among older people.
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As well as smaller and less reliable income flows, older people are facing rising costs for health care.
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BR: Do you have any ideas on how we can better combat the loneliness epidemic in older people?
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Such gadgets were conceived with young consumers in mind, but could be even more useful for older people.
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I spoke to many older people who had lost track of how many times they had been arrested.
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Under the ACA, insurers can charge older people up to three times what they charge a younger customer.
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There are not just more older people as Britain ages; they are also much more likely to vote.
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One-fifth of the homes occupied by older people in England failed the Decent Homes Standard in 2014.
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You can see why older people might leave the market that Republicans set up in the numbers above.
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BILA: Sometimes older people will be less sensitive to high-frequency, and certain letters have a certain frequency.
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It's particularly important for pregnant women, older people and those with weakened immune systems to follow this advice.
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These premium options are available to all paying users, with one catch: Older people have to pay more.
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At issue is an ObamaCare provision that essentially caps how much insurers can charge older people for premiums.
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This would be in part because companies could offer skimpier, cheaper health insurance plans — except for older people.
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The bill also found that healthcare premiums would fall, though partly due to older people going without coverage.
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Medicare was enacted in 1965 because private industry failed to insure more than 50 percent of older people.
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Older people, especially the frail elderly, are among those at greatest risk of poor hydration, Dr. Popkin noted.
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The New Old Age Dr. Caleb Alexander knows how easily older people can fall into so-called polypharmacy.
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"You're going to need more than 100 days of service if you're caring for older people," said Rodriguez.
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Older people oftentimes have thick skins and are cynical, and young people are fresh and full of hope.
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There's quite a few older people and I'm sure they appreciate that, but I don't really need it.
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To do that, companies will need to destigmatize the concept of 'used' — and get older people on board.
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On the other hand, older people on fixed incomes are insulated from tax increases they might find punishing.
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Steve Klein, a family formation lawyer in San Diego, is also seeing older people coming through his doors.
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I find a lot of the older people I work don't quite understand how important marriage equality is.
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And secondly, that treating older people with growth hormone might be dangerous if they don't have the variation.
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Although much of the social isolation research has centered on older people, there is reason for broader concern.
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By contrast, Pillboxie uses color coding and simple menus to help older people remember to take their medications.
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But more discoveries will need to be made to understand exactly how young blood can benefit older people.
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Age band rating: Obamacare says insurers can charge older people only three times as much as younger people.
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Regulators don't comment on investigations, but the EEOC recently acknowledged older people are underrepresented in the tech industry.
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If she's worried about the expense, as older people sometimes are, you could offer to cover this yourself.
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Health officials agree that the risks for older people and for people with underlying health conditions are greatest.
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While many older people have ideas, he said, they often lack the confidence and resources to follow through.
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When it comes to discussing climate change, older people may have one advantage: They have watched it happen.
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Young, healthy people are likely to weather the coronavirus better than older people and those with underlying conditions.
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So older people have to be especially cautious — which can mean cutting off from family, friends and communities.
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One came early, when it became clear that the virus was killing off a generation of older people.
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He suggests that older people stay productive, particularly in ways that help younger people, such as coaching students.
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Researchers believe this is especially true for older people, who derive much more pleasure from experiences than possessions.
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" Classical music, he said, "was characterized as an art that concerned mostly an elite, and mostly older people.
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The actor was just 52 years old, and the vast majority of strokes occur in much older people.
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Coronavirus has been shown to be significantly more deadly to older people and people with underlying health conditions.
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Medical researchers have said the coronavirus poses a more serious threat to older people than to younger ones.
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COX Some types of people are more likely to answer their phone — older people have higher response rates.
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Nevertheless, older people who'd voted religiously all their adult lives are suddenly encountering barriers that effectively disenfranchise them.
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The population is far younger in South Korea and the disease is deadliest among older people, he wrote.
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Many young people are terrified, while many older people seem to be taking a business-as-usual approach.
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The data suggests that a far higher portion of older people die from the disease than younger people.
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Furthermore, a recent Chase survey showed that younger generations are more likely to use ATMs than older people.
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So far, the deaths from 2019-nCoV have mostly been in older people, many with existing health problems.
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Older people are at risk of being swindled not only by strangers, but also by people they know.
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Concierge services can make managing healthcare easier for patients with chronic health issues, young children, and older people.
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Even in states where medical marijuana is legal, older people who stand to benefit often cannot get it.
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"We are very concerned about an outbreak in a facility where there are many older people," Duchin said.
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The cases, mostly in healthy, young adults, should dispel the notion that only older people contract the illness.
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Practicing tai chi helps older people improve their balance and avoid falls, a review of studies has found.
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In our youth-obsessed culture, it's not every day that we get to see older people living exuberantly.
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And, although older people may enjoy watching it with their kids, the content is geared specifically towards children.
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The sums include hefty rail subsidies for older people and students, increasing teachers' wages and more military spending.
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"Our economy and our government expenditure is completely and heavily balanced towards seniors and older people," he says.
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"Our communication campaigns now target the entire population, and not only older people or children," Ms. Colle said.
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Often the owners are older people caring for grandchildren whose parents are away, working in factories or stores.
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"The older people, they already have their house," said Chance Shay, 28, who became a father last year.
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But, with a few modifications, it might be just the thing for older people at risk of falling.
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The fact that so many have suggested otherwise illustrates the ways technologists include older people in their work.
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Joel: [One thing we want to say to other older people is:] Don't let preconceived notions define you.
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The rate of diagnosis in older people increased in 16 European countries, including Britain, Belgium, Germany and Ireland.
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Younger adults were much more likely than older people to have used vaping products, according to the poll.
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The New York Academy of Science found that musical training improved verbal and visual memory in older people.
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As a society, we've done a wonderful job teaching older people how to save and invest for retirement.
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They said every family has an addict among its children and sometimes among the older people as well.
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Why it matters: Older people caucus, and long-term care is an enormous strain on millions of families.
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Q. What about a general philosophical question: Should older people step aside to give younger people a chance?
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"Women and older people thermoregulate, or control their body temperature, slightly differently than young men," Dr. Costello says.
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JB: What about the risk to the general population, including older people or people with compromised immune systems?
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Older people, young children, pregnant women, and anyone with a compromised immune system is particularly vulnerable to influenza.
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So like social distancing does not mean emotional distancing, does not mean letting people be lonely by themselves, especially the older people who may not have a lot of mobility to begin with and are now even more isolated because, you know, we're being told not to go near older people.
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People who routinely feed urban pigeons tend to be isolated and socially marginalized: older people, lonely people, homeless people.
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Mrs May included a suggestion that older people with expensive houses should pay more for their care at home.
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In most of the world, older people kill themselves more often than the young, and men more than women.
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In most countries, men are more likely to kill themselves than women, and older people more than younger ones.
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With longer lives, more free time and a lot of cash, older people clearly present a "silver dollar" opportunity.
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Though gigging is usually seen as something that young people do, in many ways it suits older people better.
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Businesses that offer on-demand lawyers, accountants, teachers and personal assistants are finding plenty of recruits among older people.
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One large economic contribution made by older people that does not show up in the numbers is unpaid work.
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Sure, they're trying to have kids imagine themselves as older people, but how many people live to be 107?
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But this new research does further highlight the role of a robust immune system in keeping older people healthier.
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It's entirely possible that Facebook is less popular with young people precisely because it's so popular with older people.
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Sperling says Stash suspected this group might be putting away money at a slightly lower rate than older people.
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It also assesses food security - the proportion of older people who are able to buy the food they need.
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The decrease among older people may be due to more of them getting the shingles vaccine, U.S. researchers suggest.
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Most other rich countries have not been good at making use of older people willing and able to work.
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Electric bikes can make getting around so much easier for everyone, including older people and people with different abilities.
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Longer life expectancy, coupled with a low fertility rate, has increased the proportion of older people in the country.
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And even being in an evacuation center can make communicating feelings easier because older people are around other survivors.
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Caulfield said his students see the need for older people in their lives to learn the skills he's teaching.
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One of its first programs was Senior Connects, which helps older people get online and gain basic internet skills.
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The virus appears to be particularly troublesome for older people and those with underlying health conditions, health officials said.
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"Younger sports fans are more interested and more open to paying for content than older people are," Katz said.
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"Older people like to spend time in Sri Lanka," Finance Minister Ravi Karunanayake told reporters in the capital, Colombo.
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The passengers most vulnerable to contracting the virus, such as older people with health conditions, will be disembarked first.
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The flight itself was designed to help scientists gather new data on how older people are affected by spaceflight.
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He obviously had communications with older people, but I really felt like he was most comfortable talking to us.
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Finally, the proposals would alter premiums by age, increasing premiums for older people and reducing premiums for younger people.
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Ending these payments raises premiums for anyone who uses Obamacare: older people, younger people, sicker people, and healthy people.
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" Munger explained that even at that tender age, he could see that some "older people were a little bonkers.
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The law threw a lifeline to older people near Medicare age who did not have other affordable, solid coverage.
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For the millennial generation, Rotondo is the epitome of who we don't want older people to think we are.
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Younger people would generally have to pay less of their income, but older people would have to pay more.
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He also wants to replace Medicare — for older people — with "block grants," which Democrats have called a voucher program.
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The ratio of potential family caregivers to the growing number of older people has already begun a steep decline.
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"I think it takes the older people like me to step up and put their bodies in the action."
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Younger people would get smaller credits and older people, who generally use more health services, would get larger ones.
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The study also found that having friends and family nearby is more important to older people than younger generations.
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Older people recall the horror and glory of the second world war, the subject of her "War's Unwomanly Face".
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Loneliness among the elderly is improving slowly as charities like Age UK re-link older people with the world.
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Do we really want older people to bear the full cost of their care, or do we distribute it?
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Ibarra felt out of place at the clinic, she said, because the waiting room was filled with older people.
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Most of its customers are older people who are moving to a smaller home or an assisted living center.
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Older people in Europe and the Eastern Mediterranean are most vulnerable because of larger aging and urban populations there.
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Apnea can lead to heart attack and stroke from decreased oxygen, and may accelerate cognitive decline in older people.
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She saw how hard air travel can be on older people if their physical needs are not properly met.
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Older people with happy thoughts have also been proven to recover faster from cardiovascular events, according to Levy's work.
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In the wider Brighton area, 14,000 older people live alone, according to Age UK, a charity for the elderly.
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"Older people are the base of the Democratic Party," he told the class of predominantly liberal Ivy League students.
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The hope is that softer celebrations mean less stress for noise-sensitive children, veterans, older people, pets and wildlife.
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Conditions like coronary heart disease, diabetes and arthritis — all exacerbated by obesity — are more common among older people too.
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The AHCA allows insurers to jack up rates on older people, so predictably AARP has come out against it.
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For older people trying to live on their bond investments, low rates result in paltry income and painful choices.
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It also predicted steep premium increases for older people and price hikes for many people with pre-existing conditions.
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Highly educated older people: The older folks are predominantly white, and have a median household income of almost $84,000.
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Older people, too, because I do tend to just hang out with people my age most of the time.
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And providing more affordable coverage to older people who are more likely to need coverage is a good thing.
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That kind of cold also constricts blood vessels, which can increase the risk of heart attack in older people.
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Sunil Gupta: The older people are all married and in the closet, and they're never going to come out.
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Indeed, the chance of a bleeding complication is heightened in older people, whose tissues tend to thin with age.
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She also said the government should consider making stronger recommendations to older people to cut back on their exposure.
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Some of the first known deaths in the nation were among direct-care workers who interacted with older people.
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Just as the population of older people is greatly expanding, the taxpayer base financing the program is greatly shrinking.
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Because of nuclear testing done in the 1950s, older people were exposed to more radioactive isotopes than younger people.
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When those descriptors don't apply, or when older people perceive them as not applicable, they don't consider themselves old.
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Early testing showed that people with chronic conditions and older people were the most at risk for severe illness.
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Yet efforts to identify and help older people who neglect themselves often collide with Americans' emphasis on self-determination.
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"Older people come to me for reasons other than just chewing efficiency," said Nolen Levine, a periodontist in Chicago.
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"It's really important for young people and for older people to cross-pollinate," Mr. Hawke recently told People Magazine.
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The program, he said, evolved from the Foster Grandparents program, which enables older people to tutor and mentor students.
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These hairs often die off with age, which is why older people are usually unable to hear these sounds.
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The older people in the organization often have nicknames for the younger set: the Resistance, Al Jazeera, the revolutionaries.
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"I really felt I needed more connection with older people, especially politically — I feel really lost," Ms. Arnold said.
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Recent research indicates this is true even among older people for whom intensive treatment had been thought too risky.
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Do your parents and other older people you know say similar things about friendship that Mr. Asma is saying?
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People, especially older people, often feel symptoms of depression in their bodies — feeling sick and tired rather than sad.
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The first among them would let insurers charge older people higher premiums than they're currently allowed to under Obamacare.
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So Dr. Kelly Fradin, a pediatrician, told Business Insider that reducing contact with older people can help protect them.
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It's a topic many older people discuss among themselves, quietly or loudly — and one that physicians increasingly encounter, too.
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Myths about older people — that they are disconnected or crotchety — are perpetuated in the news media and our culture.
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Older people vote in larger numbers than the young and are often the ones who volunteer at polling stations.
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It also detects and alerts rescue personnel to dangerous falls, a leading cause of injury, especially for older people.
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Children under age 4 were more likely than older people to injure their feet and to suffer an amputation.
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As Ms. Bash noted, older people have so far been shown to be the most vulnerable to the coronavirus.
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The chronic health conditions that cause complications following infection with the coronavirus are certainly more common in older people.
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Sleepy children stumbled to school along stone-paved paths while older people kibitzed on doorsteps of traditional wooden homes.
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There is no evidence yet that older people are significantly more likely to acquire the coronavirus than younger people.
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The flu vaccine is a must, as vaccinating children is the best protection for older people against bacterial pneumonia.
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The very wealthiest elderly households grew richer, but so did those of working-class and middle-class older people.
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But adding one more drug becomes burdensome in itself, given the complicated, expensive medication routines many older people follow.
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Older people face the highest riskThe coronavirus has killed almost 2,900 people and infected more than 83,000 since December.
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Most of the older people in the crowd sit in the stands, in the shade of pop-up marquees.
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It's a perfect example of what I call 'transcendent design'—not made for older people, but ideal for them.
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Moreover, there was almost no evidence supporting its use for women or for the middle-aged and older people.
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It's associated with conditions many older people contend with, particularly high blood pressure, but also swelling and heart failure.
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It unfolded so naturally, older people worried, that the young did not fully understand the risk they were taking.
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Banier had been a pretty, skilled charmer of older people since he was the teenage darling of Salvador Dalí.
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The song "crossed the boundaries of style and respect of older people," he said in a post on Twitter.
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I'm sure if the older people walked past those bathers, they probably were talking about it 10 years later.
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Poor sleep may be an indication of increased risk for Alzheimer's disease, a new study of older people suggests.
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Among those most supportive of increasing deportations were men, older people with higher incomes and adults without college degrees.
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There is anecdotal evidence suggesting that among older people, some medications may lead to compulsive behavior, including gambling addiction.
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A few of the students — older people, retired, I guessed — looked at me with no more than mild curiosity.
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Hitchcott's research has also found that older people here have a better working memory than subjects in Northern Italy.
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In the study, the gains were found to be largely limited to women and older people with postsecondary education.
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The Republican plan, in contrast, would provide a tax credit based on age, with older people receiving more money.
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Instead of obsessing about a number on a scale, Dr. Cho suggests that older people focus on general fitness.
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A less discussed option is make-work, like government-funded jobs gardening in parks or reading to older people.
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I'm sure if the older people walked past those bathers, they probably were talking about it 10 years later.
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Still, they conclude, "These findings do not support the routine use of these supplements in community-dwelling older people."
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So the Medicare everyone would be getting would differ in crucial ways from the Medicare older people get now.
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Colonoscopies also require extensive bowel cleansing before the procedure and can leave older people dehydrated and prone to fainting.
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Older people are often the target of scams, whether by mail, telemarketing, phone, or a variety of other means.
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Watch out for conversations with your partners today, as well as with mentors or older people you look up.
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There are older people who think that life was better back then, that everything was wonderful and safe before.
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In most of the world, older people kill themselves more often than the young, and men more often than women.
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Whereas older people have seen their homes rise in value, the young have struggled to get on the property ladder.
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The teahouses tend to cater to older people who like to spend long hours in them, playing mahjong and gossiping.
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And while more older people are enjoying the occasional joint, most didn't pick one up for the first time recently.
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"Personally, I don't think we need to be very alarmed about most older people who are using marijuana," he said.
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Together the two programs have been credited with dramatically reducing poverty among older people and extending life expectancy for Americans.
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But pop [and] rock music representing the youth in opposition to older people, I think, is an idea that's gone.
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He could well be that player right now, if older people and old ideas would get out of the way.
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Older people are more likely to struggle with day-to-day banking and are more susceptible to poor investment decisions.
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Andrew: Anything we do now is either reckless or radical and [older people] are just not about it at all.
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But many older people would like a less onerous workload than they had at their peak, perhaps working part-time.
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Lonely older people are easier to find, but then many of them feel that few people care about their suffering.
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Advertisers have been able to target housing ads to white people only and exclude older people from seeing job ads.
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Another four or five who were older people who died in shelters due to asthma, cancer, and diabetes, they said.
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Now Portugal is welcoming older people going in the other direction, not for jobs but for a warm, cheap retirement.
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In turn, these shutdowns just leave older people and those who don't know how to use VPNs in the dark.
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It doesn't develop fully until you're about 25, which is why teens have so much more impulsivity than older people.
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Forty-four percent of younger people identified all five opinions as opinions, while only 403 percent of older people did.
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He suspects that older people may be more prone to motion sickness simply because they go on rides less frequently.
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"There are many older people and there's efforts to have this kind of robot for care at home," says Gall.
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Studies show that political polarization is more extreme in older people, who use social media less, than in the young.
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In addition, older people are also more susceptible to long-term disability following influenza infection, especially if they are hospitalized.
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Flashback: Over a period of six weeks, the crowd swelled as older people joined and the list of demands broadened.
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For older people, having all their financial wealth in stocks is not a sensible risk to take, says Mr Merton.
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And people bite the dust mid-flight more often than you might think (usually it's older people with heart conditions).
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Among all the demographics Mr Deaton examined, only older people living in the rich world expected their lives to worsen.
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But now his Friday evening services bring in up to 100 young adults as well as older people and children.
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The concerns at the companies mirror those of many of Japan's legions of savers, especially older people on fixed incomes.
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It found older people are now using it in the same ways and for the same reasons as everyone else.
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Its age rating band allowing older people to be charged no more than three times as much as younger people.
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Despite its rapid rise, there are still plenty of people — often, older people — who aren't quite sure what TikTok is.
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Now, dozens of older people regularly ask me to order things for them, then they pay me back in cash.
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Who will my LGBTQ family have to take care of them when they face the inevitable difficulties older people face?
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The CBO also predicted that premiums for young, healthy people would go down but older people would see drastic increases.
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Older people, who remember a time when Britain was outside the EU before 1973, are overwhelmingly in favour of leaving.
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He also became an advocate for drumming as therapy for children, older people and anyone facing physical or emotional afflictions.
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"There were kids and older people, not your usual crowd of 103- to 23-year-old guys," the detective said.
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In one, he and a colleague looked at why older people are more likely to ask embarrassing questions in public.
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Older people are more likely to be inactive as a result of back pain, for example, the authors point out.
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In short, most older people already enjoy a much better deal than Keynes had predicted for the entire work force.
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Falls are the leading cause of traumatic injury and death in older people, according to geriatric specialist Dr. Becky Powers.
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"Older people may have been infected with cousins of H1N1 years ago, and that gives them residual protection," Schaffner said.
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In a 2016 World Health Organization survey across 57 countries, 20163% of respondents reported that older people are not respected.
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The foundation said that additional inheritance payments should be offered to older people, starting with those turning 35 in 2020.
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"It just seems offensive, as you have older people out there, some are not familiar with the internet," Grothman said.
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"Older people may have been infected with cousins of H21N24 years ago, and that gives them residual protection," Schaffner said.
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And, like many older people, she contended with an array of chronic diseases: diabetes, kidney disease, a heart arrhythmia, dementia.
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Colonoscopies, which require extensive bowel cleansing before the procedure, also can leave many older people dehydrated and prone to fainting.
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Other key issues for many older people include preventing falls, treating depression and alleviating stress in their caregivers, Walter said.
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"People think that teenagers' opinions are much less educated because they haven't lived as long as older people," Night says.
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And I think I had a lot of older people praying for me, and I think that spared my life.
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But this time in a local church hall, and with invites being sent out to older people across the area.
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There is no magic pill, he cautioned, adding that aerobic exercise is especially important to good health for older people.
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The virus has proved deadliest for older people, and Japan, Italy and Germany have the oldest populations in the world.
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Like many older people who downsize, Ms. Hardisty faced another decision: Should she buy a new place or rent one?
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Tedros also reminded the world that it's OK to check in virtually on older people, to help keep them safe.
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More than half of all the people who focus on caring for older people are foreign medical graduates as well.
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The CDC has advised older people and those with severe chronic medical conditions to stay home as much as possible.
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It might just be that older people are less able to mount an efficient initial immune response against the virus.
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Ms. López said yes, in part because she wanted readers to understand the difficulties older people face in Puerto Rico.
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"I always thought I'd have to work with older people," said Ms. Sergunina, 34, who is based in Burlingame, Calif.
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Yet her family's decision also reflects a growing change in the way Americans, including older people, are choosing to live.
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But he said he was worried that a fast scooter on a sidewalk in Manhattan could knock over older people.
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With the bells signaling midnight, the faithful — families, couples, older people helped along by young neighbors — were marking the occasion.
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For example, cancer is a disease of aging, but many clinical trials on cancer drugs exclude older people from participating.
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When the older people who would see their pensions reduced picketed in Managua, the capital, pro-government mobs attacked them.
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"Negative ageist attitudes toward older people are widespread," a 2015 analysis by the World Health Organization confirmed in a survey.
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I became interested in older people as a way to solve human and social capital needs of the younger generation.
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Tech-savvy older people have found themselves in great demand, fielding calls from friends and neighbors who need digital help.
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Pushing a restrictive diet simply to lower blood glucose readings can make older people miserable without measurably improving their health.
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Many older people suppressed their native tongues and dissuaded their children from speaking them, if they were taught at all.
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True Link Financial, a financial services firm for older people, pins the cost to older consumers at $36.5 billion annually.
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Her work helped lead to the development of a more effective flu vaccine for older people, yet she felt ostracized.
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These are older people who are looking to have a good time with what they have left of their lives.
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Dan Patrick, the lieutenant governor of Texas, suggested that older people would be willing to die to protect the economy.
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There have always been instances of older people being abandoned and neglected, treated as burdens and cheated out of property.
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The virus is significantly more deadly for those over 50 years old, and even more so for even older people.
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They hope to explore those issues in future studies and also look at the impacts in younger and older people.
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They're all quite worried about the virus attacking older people, so this helps them think they're all in this together.
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Lekashman's startup is a software product, built on top of Google Home devices, designed for older people who live alone.
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According to the H.R.S.A., among older people who report feeling lonely, there is a 45 percent increased chance of mortality.
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With stable income, fewer older people dipped into savings to pay their bills, and they had more money to invest.
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And colonoscopy itself can be hazardous, particularly for older people whose intestinal walls have become fragile and susceptible to perforation.
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She photographed this man not far from a street where older people go to spend time together during the day.
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For some older people, just downloading an app or successfully navigating certain websites might seem like cause for quiet celebration.
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Ads featuring men and women, babies and older people, promised vibrators could do everything from eliminating wrinkles to curing tuberculosis.
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A leading pro-democracy lawmaker, Roy Kwong, said the tear gas was being fired near a home for older people.
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Big beneficiaries include women, older people and those with expensive medical conditions previously subject to annual or lifetime insurance caps.
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It is partly demographic: The country is aging, and older people are much less likely to move than younger people.
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As more baby boomers move to mobile, tech companies simplify user interfaces to make them more comprehensible for older people.
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Why it matters: The world is aging, and older people are a larger share of the global population than ever.
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But for older people I meet, the 40s are the decade that they would most like to travel back to.
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The loss of home care — a casualty of austerity — has meant that more older people are being left alone unattended.
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In many rural and suburban communities with inadequate public transit, older people who can't drive may face genuinely constricted lives.
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The coronavirus is particularly threatening to older people who are more likely to die from the condition than younger people.
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Uber says this was built with older people in mind, though the company hopes anyone "preferring conversational support" will benefit.
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Studies suggest that young people with few memories of the Cold War embrace socialism far more than older people do.
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The coronavirus is particularly dangerous to older people, but the Japanese authorities have maintained strict constraints on testing for it.
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What have the older people in your life told you about how they watched movies when they were your age?
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Sometimes the press, usually older people, presents me in some articles in this niche just with other gray-haired people.
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Whether the muscles and minds of women, older people or anyone new to weight training would respond similarly is uncertain.
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Already, a wealth of research indicates that older athletes — known as masters — age differently than older people who are sedentary.
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"When I moved here there were many more older people, and now I myself am an older person," he said.
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" She considers this an opportunity to reflect upon the fact that "the life experience of older people has lost importance.
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The strange thing is that older people can see this, because they've been alive long enough to register the changes.
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Previously, caring for older people was essentially unpaid women's work, and only the extremely ill wound up in institutional settings.
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A separate button that says "Please Offer Me a Seat" is also available for older people and riders with disabilities.
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Only recently have older people begun to be given voice in the design of robots built to care for them.
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We don't take voting rights away from elderly people, even though there's extensive evidence that older people experience cognitive decline.
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So, all things being equal, older people who stay mentally active may experience less decline than those who do not.
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Older people also tend to have more aches and pains and to be more sedentary, engaging in fewer physical activities.
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Younger opponents of the move fear that keeping older people in the workforce longer will shrink job opportunities for them.
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Sleeping pills can be problematic, especially for older people who are more sensitive to their side effects, including daytime hangover.
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Work hard at something, says a psychologist who has studied older people with the mental acuity of 25-year-olds.
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"I don't think we need to worry about millions of older people trying weed for the first time," he said.
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Under the Republican plan, health insurers would be free to charge older people more, raising that person's premium to $19,500.
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The young people draw on those chats at workshops where they chew over solutions to the problems troubling older people.
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Maybe, others said, the age structure in the city — the many older people who live close together — played a role.
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Maybe, others said, the age structure in the city — the many older people who live close together — played a role.
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"Many of the people who respond most positively to a moral message about the future are older people," he said.
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In 2002, one of the group's founders, Michael Gurven, began testing mental fitness by asking older people to do puzzles.
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Studies show that when children are prevented from being a high-transmitter group, deaths among older people are significantly reduced.
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"He was one of the older people in the building," said one neighbor, who also refused to give their name.
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It's just the last two weeks ... Right, it seems like it's the older people saying that, not the younger versions.
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"I think older people say, 'Joe, Joe, Joe, Joe, Joe,' and pretty much Joe can't do anything wrong," he said.
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Meanwhile, a larger portion of older people said they did not want to pay more for free public college tuition:
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"The earlier that we can normalize the experience of aging as a part of life, I think that people will not only have a different perspective about their own aging, but that they'll generally see older people as just like them in society… so we're not looking at older people as 'the other,'" she said.
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"High income countries are the highly industrialized countries and industrialization tends to devalue older people," explained Erdman Palmore, professor of psychiatry and behavioral sciences at Duke University, in an email, adding that traditional rural societies tend to have higher respect because older people can keep working longer and are more valuable to the economy.
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The Republican primary base is more and more made up of older people, who have significantly more negative views about immigration.
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