U.S. military testosterone screening is an unprecedented experiment
When I first heard the announcement on Wednesday that the Department of Defense will begin a mandatory testosterone…
The World’s Biggest Population Fear Has Flipped – and It Could Change Everything
As birth rates fall below replacement levels across much of the world, concerns are shifting from overpopulation to…
10 years after Brexit: 7 prime ministers, a demographic slide, and a 6% GDP hit
A decade ago today, June 23rd, 2016, 52% of the British electorate voted to leave the European Union.…
Comptroller warns National Insurance will be unable to fund its welfare commitments by 2035
The National Insurance Institute, which provides welfare benefits, is on a trajectory to be unable to fully fund…
Israel’s elderly population hits two million as cost of nursing
Israel has not built a coordinated national response to its aging population, despite more than a decade of…
Rep. Frederica Wilson, 83, will retire from Congress
WASHINGTON — Rep. Frederica Wilson (D-Fla.) became the latest member of Congress to announce her retirement during a…
In step toward immortality, Israeli scientists say they can ‘rewind’ aging in mouse livers
Researchers from Bar-Ilan University, the US National Institute on Aging, and Tel Aviv University say they have reversed…
Why running Britain is so hard, no matter who does it – POLITICO
Things can’t only get better It wasn’t always like this. The last Labour prime minister to win big before Starmer was Tony Blair. When…
The Blogs: Sarith Leila Haas solos at Marie Gallery and it is weighty | Heddy Breuer Abramowitz
I entered the Marie Gallery with a sense of déjà vu. I had previously exhibited there with the…
Starmer gives green light for UK forces to intercept Putin’s shadow fleet – POLITICO
British efforts to counter the rogue vessels have so far mostly focused on tracking, monitoring and providing intelligence…
On to 2050: Life in a shrinking Japan
For 19-year-old Keiichi Yasunaga, the year 2050 lies somewhere beyond the visible horizon — more a hazy idea…
Walking 3,000-5,000 steps a day may delay Alzheimer’s — Harvard Gazette
Increasing your steps by even a little bit may help slow down the progression of Alzheimer’s disease among…