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Longevity Ready Maryland aims to provide a blueprint for aging

February 28, 2024
These are my parents. This photo was taken Christmas and even though my mom squeamishly refused to kiss my dad, my dad took the opportunity and this photo was the result.

Sixteen percent of Marylanders are over the age of 65, and that number will continue to grow. Although aging is often portrayed as a villain, the reality is that people are living longer now than ever before. Soon, your “older” years will far outlast your youthful days. Carmel Roques, secretary of the Maryland Department of Aging, explained that to prepare for this future, we need to shift the paradigm for how we think about aging and longevity.

Article Source: The Daily Record

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