Active Aging News

Weekly Edition • July 11, 2025

Cheryl Tiegs, the original Sports Illustrated swimsuit model. Today she's a grandmother, philanthropist and doesn't hide her age; Wimbledon! Tennis time. Besides being fun to watch did you know that science has proven that rackets sports (even badminton) increase longevity?; And while a new simple brain scan can now show how fast your aging, there's one test that is positively linked to dementia that can only be performed after you die (for now); Enjoy!

Lifestyle and Motivation

How Cheryl Tiegs Redefines What It Means to Age Gracefully

Cheryl Tiegs. The super model swimsuit icon and beauty book author of yesteryear has some intriguing stories behind her most famous Sports Illustrated swimsuit shots.

More Than Just a Game: How Racket Sports Are Reshaping Longevity Science

New research suggests that racket sports like tennis could be even better for you, especially as you get older.

A New Brain Scan Can Reveal How Fast You're Aging

What if we could gain a clearer picture of our personal aging rate, all from a single, non-invasive scan? It's no longer fiction but fact.

TDP-43: Is This the Real Driver of Your Memory Loss?

Learn how TDP-43, an important protein found in almost every cell in our bodies, plays a big, though often unseen, role in dementia later in life.

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