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B.K.S. Iyengar, the yoga master, who some say is responsible for popularizing yoga in America, discusses the benefits of the ancient art with NPR's Allison Aubrey.

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MORE- New York Times: "Between them, Robert and Rosalie Kane, he a physician and she a social worker, have devoted 60 years to the study of aging, written scores of books and hundreds of journal articles about long-term care and are widely considered among the world's leading experts.
Robert and Rosalie Kane, longtime gerontologists, struggled to care for his mother and her father.

Presumably, that would make them better prepared than most of us to care for frail elderly parents, a rite of passage that most of America's 77 million baby boomers will eventually experience, if they haven't already, with all its heartache and hardship.But expertise is no match for the harsh particulars of old age, and what the Kanes and other experts consider a broken long-term care system. Thus the couple, both professors at the University of Minnesota School of Public Health, were just as flummoxed as the next person when confronted with the day-to-day reality of tending to their own parents"

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Approximately 95 Percent of Patients Treated with Lucentis Maintained or Improved Vision at One Yearmore- Head-to-Head Study Of Patients With Wet AMD

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MORE..University of Illinois: "A new study published in the British medical journal Lancet offers more evidence that people who exercise in middle age are far less likely to develop Alzheimer's disease and other types of dementia when they are older."