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It’s no secret that there are a lot of factors that influence your healthy lifestyle and determine your healthy longevity. Many of us
Dr. Eric Plasker
May 14, 2025
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100 Year Stories
Old and Sharp
Aging is often associated with cognitive decline. However, some individuals, known as “super-agers,” defy these expectations. These centenarians maintain sharp mental faculties well
Dr. Eric Plasker
November 13, 2024
100 Year Stories
Remarkable Memory
At 106 years old, Brenda Milner can still recall the names of the Manchester City soccer players she watched as a teenager in
100 Year Lifestyle®
September 25, 2024
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Music of Life
You walk into a crowded store, a certain song is playing, and you relax. Traffic jams aren’t so bad when your favorite song
Dr. Eric Plasker
September 8, 2024
100 Year Stories
One Day at a Time in Malta
Mary Gauci is, by all accounts, amazing. She does her own grocery shopping, cooks fresh food every day, cleans her home, washes her
100 Year Lifestyle®
March 14, 2024
Brain, Nervous System
Superagers on the Move
A superager is a person who is at least 80 years old and retains the memory skills and capacity of someone a minimum
Dr. Eric Plasker
August 20, 2023
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For the Love of Chocolate
February is the month of love…and chocolate. And it’s not just because chocolate is considered to be an essential Valentine’s Day gift. February
Dr. Eric Plasker
February 12, 2023
Brain, Nervous System
Alzheimer’s Disease and Insights
Alzheimer’s disease is, unfortunately, one of the most common ailments in the world. A whopping 6 million Americans are estimated to have this
100 Year Lifestyle®
November 14, 2022
Health Care 100
One of the Greatest Threats to Public Health
According to the World Health Organization, there is “ample evidence that pinpoints neurological disorders as one of the greatest threats to public health.” What is
Dr. Eric Plasker
June 9, 2021
Brain, Nervous System
Why Women Are Developing Alzheimer’s at Alarming Rates
A study from Johns Hopkins University suggests that stress affects women’s brains far more severely than men’s. This may explain why women are
Dr. Patrick Porter
March 15, 2020
