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James Appleby, special to ChangingAging.org

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James Appleby: Know Your Dose

August 16, 2012 | James Appleby, special to ChangingAging.org

Getting older is one of life’s inescapables, although life is certainly better now for older Americans than at any other time in history. We live longer, more active lives than our parents and grandparents certainly did – today’s average 65 year-old man and woman can expect to live to be 81 and 85, respectively – and science has proven that we’re still able to learn new things, even if we don’t learn as quickly as we did in our younger years. These are all things to celebrate

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