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• Living With Migraine
  Unpredictable and invasive, migraine headaches can make daily life a torment for those who suffer from them By Marie-Josée Roy   A migraine is not an ordinary headache, says Dr. Heather Pim, a neurologist who specializes in treating headaches at Montreal’s CHUM hospital. Rather, it’s a neurological disorder with several symptoms, including headache. “Some say […]
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• The Algarve: Sun, Sea, and History
  Boasting some of Europe’s most beautiful beaches and bathed in sunshine 300 days a year, the Algarve region on Portugal’s southern coast is a popular destination for snowbirds that brilliantly blends tourism and culture By Gary Lawrence   Lagos The capital of the Algarve from 1576 to 1756 and the home port of many ships […]
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• Can Science Really Increase Longevity?
  The trend known as reverse aging aims to slow down the aging process By Florence Dujoux   The 2025 Netflix documentary Don’t Die: The Man Who Wants to Live Forever is a deep dive into the life of American entrepreneur and multi-billionaire Bryan Johnson that portrays his quest for immortality. On the agenda: intensive physical […]
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• Caring for Sensitive Skin
  The key is knowing what helps—and what definitely doesn’t; our experts have answers By Jessica Dostie   Does skin become more sensitive and reactive over time? Yes. While skin sensitivity can happen at any age, the passing years are definitely a factor when it comes to a greater risk for redness. Why? “With time, the […]
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• Fighting Fraud and Cybercrime
  Two new resources provide ways to take action against scams By Olev Edur   Fraud Prevention Toolkit for Older Adults The Canadian Bankers Association (CBA) is hoping to boost financial literacy and fraud awareness among seniors with an enhanced Fraud Prevention Toolkit for Older Adults, developed in partnership with Get Cyber Safe, a multi-law-enforcement-agency public- […]
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• Older Adults Are at Risk in Heat Waves, But it’s Not Just Age: How Public Systems and Policies Are Failing Them
  By Stephanie Hatzifilalithis, University of Toronto   Five years ago, British Columbia’s heat dome became one of the deadliest weather disasters in Canadian history. Over eight days in late June and early July 2021, 619 people died from heat-related causes. Most were older adults. Many lived alone. Nearly all died indoors. What happened was not […]
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• Cruising Lite
  By Marie-Julie Gagnon   Cruising is becoming more popular every year. Between 2023 and 2024, the total number of passengers around the world grew by nine per cent, and the same growth was projected for 2025. But not all cruisers set sail on huge floating cities offering a wide range of on-board activities, and those […]
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• What’s New in Osteoporosis
  The fight to prevent bone fractures and their potentially serious consequences has made considerable progress in recent years By Wendy Haaf   When Barbara slipped on an icy sidewalk one January morning, the 55-year-old was more irritated than alarmed on discovering that she’d broken her wrist. She needed a cast but didn’t really think beyond […]
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• Celebrate Canada, Sail the World
  ADVERTORIAL – By Emerald Cruises & Tours   This Canada Day, celebrate with a journey that feels effortless from the moment you land—sailing Europe’s iconic rivers in modern luxury on board Emerald Cruises’ award‑winning Star‑Ships. From castles and vineyards to riverside capitals, each day brings a new view, with generous inclusions already built into the […]
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• Romance Scams: What to Watch For
  That online Prince Charming or Snow White may well be a skilled manipulator who wants to gain your trust and empty your wallet, but you can protect your savings—and your heart By Pascal Forget   You can meet someone online with just a few clicks, but caution is essential. Fake suitors, often located on the […]
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