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Aging Research Centre, The
A good site but quite technical
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Aging.com
Aging.com is dedicated to connecting you and your family with the information you need to plan your future—and to agencies and organizations that can help make those plans a reality.
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Anti-Aging Medicine
A site set up in 1998 by Mary Ann Liebert listing her journals, of which there are many and one of them is about aging. Commercial site only.
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Anti-Aging Medicine
Another site set up in 1998 by Ronald M Katz, DO, MD of A4M.
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Extropy Organization
The Extropians site with articles and links
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Neighbor
Moving for Seniors: The Ultimate Guide to Planning a Move A major move is an incredibly stressful endeavor. Whether you’re downsizing, moving into a new home closer to friends and loved ones, moving into a senior living community, or even moving in with a family member, you can find yourself struggling to handle the move. These moving tips for seniors can make the process much easier.
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Rocket Mortgage
How To Downsize Your Home: 10+ Tips To Help You Declutter And Simplify Bigger isn’t always better. In many cases, less is more – think of the tiny home trend and the overall popularity of downsizing. People downsize for many reasons. The most common ones we hear from our clients who downsize are to save money and to get rid of unused space. Downsizing your home can be the right move at any stage of life depending on your goals. You may find that purchasing a smaller home makes the most sense once you become an empty-nester, or maybe you’re a millennial who’d like more money to retire early or travel. Since there are so many reasons to downsize, we created a guide to help you learn how to downsize your home efficiently and live clutter-free. We gathered over 10 tips on downsizing your home, plus tips specifically for seniors looking to downsize and to maintain your clutter-free lifestyle after your move.
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VPNSMASH
Senior Safety Guide The internet is full of potential dangers. From children to the elderly, it appears that no one is safe. Among the most vulnerable are the senior citizens. Seniors often have the most to lose in dangers involving the internet. When scams occur, they are often devastating. The internet doesn’t have to be dangerous, though. With the right tools and information, you can actively use the internet without fear of being targeted. To help with your internet experience, you should always have internet safety tips for seniors close by, guiding you when you have questions.