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45 minutes ago ago from Senior Living and Retirement News
Jack Rowe, chair of the MacArthur Research Network and professor at the Columbia University Mailman School of Public Health, wrote the bestselling book which touts the benefits of active living and provides seniors with advice on the aging process. Rowe recently discussed a MacArthur Research Network study that found that American seniors are living, on average, 3.1 to 7.9 years longer than official government projection, according to the ...
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Though many seniors in retirement living communities have plenty of holiday parties and activities to attend, it's important for those with an active lifestyle to remain engaged in the world around them, as well. Many community centers are hosting holiday gatherings that offer seniors the opportunity to meet new friends.
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