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Cartoon – Before & After

August 25, 2025 Antarctica Journal
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Cartoon – Dang Them Toilets Are Small

August 14, 2025 Antarctica Journal
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Japanese seniors turn to life of crime

July 31, 2025 Antarctica Journal

Tokyo ‘Silver shoplifters’: Facing cuts in welfare and pensions, Japan’s swelling ranks of the elderly are turning to crime—many of them stealing food. Shoplifters are now more likely to be over 65 than under 18. Criminal offenses by the over-65 set have doubled in the past decade, even as overall crime has dropped. “Senior citizens shoplift lunch boxes and bread […]

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Brain Function Declines After Retirement

July 5, 2025 Antarctica Journal
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Brain function could decrease in seniors after retirement. If you are looking forward to a more leisurely retirement after years of working you may need to think about this.  It’s been researched that when the working brain becomes the retired brain it may start to lose brain function.  Researchers found that short-term memory starts to decline 40% faster after you […]

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Cartoon – Old People In Hall

June 28, 2025 Antarctica Journal
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Cartoon – Hitting The Bottle

June 3, 2025 Antarctica Journal
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Cartoon – Seniors at home

May 27, 2025 Antarctica Journal
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Cartoon – Senior Tea

April 10, 2025 Antarctica Journal
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Do Infections Prevent or Treat Alzheimer’s?

January 10, 2025 Antarctica Journal
Do Infections Prevent or Treat Alzheimer's?

Researchers have found that if the patient with Alzheimer’s is treated for any bacteria or infections it may help in the reduction of this condition.  The immune system is being researched more to see if it can be the key factor in treatment for Alzheimer’s.  If it is found out that infections are what may be causing Alzheimer’s then we […]

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Cartoon – Flirting With Death

December 6, 2024 Antarctica Journal
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A previously unknown form of bacteria that eats iron is feasting on the wreck of the Titanic, and will consume the disintegrating remains in 20 years at most, a study by Dalhousie University in Halifax, Nova Scotia, has found. “Eventually there will be nothing left but a rust stain on the bottom of the Atlantic,”

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