September 1, 2026
Healthy aging

Cardiology Update Links Lower Cardiorespiratory Fitness to Higher Coronary Calcium and Dementia Risk

New cardiology data links lower fitness to higher coronary calcium and increased dementia risk. Learn why aerobic conditioning protects long-term brain health.

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August 26, 2026
Healthy aging

Four-Minute Strength Routine Improves Mobility and Balance in Adults Over 65

A four-minute daily strength routine can improve mobility and balance in adults over 65. Learn the exact step-by-step protocol for healthy aging.

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August 31, 2026
Healthy aging

Million Veteran Program Study Links Alcohol Use Patterns to Cardiovascular, Cancer and Mortality Risks

A Million Veteran Program study examines how alcohol consumption impacts cardiovascular events, cancer and mortality among older adults.

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August 30, 2026
Healthy aging

Mayo Clinic Study Identifies One-Leg Stance as Sensitive Marker of Aging and Functional Decline

A 2024 Mayo Clinic study reveals why single-leg balance is a more sensitive marker of aging than strength loss, and how veterans can adapt their training.

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August 30, 2026
Healthy aging

Physical Fitness and Aging: Why Balance and Strength Matter Most

A new cohort study of 13,423 older adults highlights the link between functional physical fitness, balance, strength and lower all-cause mortality.

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August 28, 2026
Healthy aging

Study Finds Waist Circumference Better Than BMI for Predicting Longevity in Older Adults

A recent study found waist circumference predicts mortality in older adults better than BMI. Learn why veterans should track waist size for metabolic health.

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August 27, 2026
Healthy aging

Strength Training and Cognitive Sports Cut Dementia Risk More Than Walking in Older Adults

A four-year Japanese cohort study reveals that strength training and cognitive sports may lower dementia risk significantly more than walking in older adults.

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August 19, 2026
Healthy aging

High VO2 Max Strongly Tied to Longer Life in US Veterans

Research of over 750,000 U.S. veterans reveals a strong link between cardiovascular fitness and longevity. Learn actionable steps to improve your VO2 max.

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