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Longer lifespans bring hope, new problems
(Source - Zachary Vasile, Special for USA TODAY)
Octogenarians running marathons, or seniors skydiving to celebrate a birthday? Don’t be surprised. Americans are going to continue to live longer and feel better. If you need proof of that, just look at Dixon Hemphill. Now 90, Hemphill competed in the Washington, D.C., Cherry Blossom 5K in April, where he beat his 2014 time by two minutes. By his own reckoning, he has competed in more than 60 triathlons. Read more…
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