AGE | Novel Model Links Stress and Recovery Cycles to Healthy Aging

Taylor Thomson January 16, 2026 No Comments

During his whiteboard talk for The Physics in Aging Biology Workshop, he demonstrated how cycles of exercise (stress) and rest teach the body to adapt, making it stronger and more resilient. Exercise works by briefly stressing the body, causing small amounts of muscle damage. The body then repairs itself, becoming stronger and healthier; this same process can boost overall longevity and well-being.

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AGE | Benefits and Challenges of Working in Later Life

Bernard Steinman December 15, 2025 No Comments

The traditional image of retirement—days filled solely with leisure and relaxation—is being redefined for a growing number of older adults across the nation, Wyoming included. Many individuals are choosing, or needing, to remain in the workforce well past the “traditional” retirement age of around 65. This isn’t just a passing phenomenon, it’s a culture shift driven by economic realities, personal fulfillment, and evolving demographics.

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AGE | Finding Your Balance

Larissa Bonnet December 12, 2025 No Comments

As we age, our muscle mass and strength decline. Physical activity can help prevent this decline and help you find and maintain your balance. Being mobile, strong, and steady on your feet can help you stay independent as you age. This can increase your confidence and well-being, as well as reduce your risk of falling.

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