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_teenagers-capture-footage-of-panther-in-the-peak-district.webp "Josh Williams, then 17, spotted a 'panther' near Jacob's Ladder and was able to capture footage of the close encounter. Spotting the cat with his friend Ben Burns, Josh said: âWe could instantly tell it was something different the moment we laid eyes on it.\")
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_heres-why-you-probably-feel-older-than-you-are.webp "How old do you feel? A new study has found Americans over 45 feel 12 years older than their actual age, on average. <br/><br/>The poll of 2,000 Americans aged 28 and older, split evenly by generation, found 55% of people who feel older than their actual age blame joint pain, and 45% have held back their daily lives because of it.<br/><br/>A majority of Americans (85%) experience some sort of joint pain, half of those donât realize there is a direct correlation between increased muscle strength and reduced joint pain when in fact there is. Less than half (47%) feel optimistic about finding lasting relief.<br/><br/>Commissioned by Motive Health, Inc. and conducted by Talker Research, the study found that people who feel older than their actual age said it manifests through body pain (55%), getting tired easily (48%) and feeling overall less active (31%).<br/><br/>Forty-seven percent reported they didnât feel their age â and 50% of Gen Xers and above felt particularly out of alignment with their actual age.<br/><br/>Half of baby boomers, 54% of the silent generation and 45% of Gen Xers said they all felt different than their actually age.<br/><br/>Baby Boomers felt an average of 14 years older while the Silent Generation respondents reported feeling 12 years older than their actual age and Gen Xers reported feeling 10 years older on average. <br/><br/>Missing out on daily life can be a challenge for those who feel as though joint pain is aging them â 71% will ignore joint pain so they can continue with their usual activities. <br/><br/>âUntil they experience it, many people donât realize the total impact joint pain can have on their lives,â commented Rob Morocco, President and CEO at Motive Health, Inc. âLosing your mobility and independence to joint pain can be frustrating and, without a doubt, make many people feel older than they are. The good news is, thereâs technology that can reduce pain now and prevent it into the future, helping many people get back to feeling and living their best.â<br/><br/>The study also found nearly half (47%) of Americans wonât tell others when theyâre in pain, fearing they will either think theyâre too old or frail (19%), are making everything about themselves (18%) or that theyâre overreacting (18%).<br/><br/>Forty-five percent have had to stop doing the things they love because of joint pain, and 23% have felt like theyâve let others down by missing personal or professional commitments due to joint pain. <br/><br/>Knee pain specifically impacts about 40% of Americans, many of whom have had to reconsider substantial lifestyle changes to accommodate their lack of mobility, including where they live (25%), where they work (22%) and how they travel (17%).<br/> <br/>From all demographics, nearly everyone (98%) said they would feel more positive about their future if they didnât have knee pain. <br/><br/>More than half (54%) would be willing to change their diet and exercise to that while 52% reported a willingness to try physical therapy and at-home exercises. <br/><br/>Sixty percent reported a likelihood to incorporate new technology into their at-home wellness routine to treat joint pain.<br/><br/>âWhile joint pain can make people feel like their life is on pause, the great news is that there are ways to get moving again,â added Rob Morocco. âFor example, research has found that building muscle strength is central to resolving joint pain. With that knowledge in hand, there are now solutions for people with joint pain that will help rebuild that muscle strength and get them back to living full, active lives.â<br/><br/>Survey methodology:<br/>This random double-opt-in survey of 2,000 American millennials and older was commissioned by Motive between May 14 and May 21, 2024. It was conducted by market research company Talker Research, whose team members are members of the Market Research Society (MRS) and the European Society for Opinion and Marketing Research (ESOMAR).")
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_how-are-u-s-consumers-addressing-the-changes-in-their-cost-of-living.webp "Nearly nine in 10 Americans have seen their cost-of-living increase over the past five years, and a new study has found itâs having a massive impact on how theyâre shopping, particularly online.<br/><br/>The poll of 2,000 U.S. adults found consumers now spend the most on groceries (35%), clothing (27%) and home goods (17%) when shopping online. <br/><br/>Over three in four (76%) believe the underlying cause for cost-of-living increases is due to inflation, leading 61% of consumers to shift their online shopping habits. <br/><br/>Commissioned by Forter and conducted by Talker Research, the study showed people have addressed the changes in their cost of living by shopping less often (55%), buying only necessities (44%) and buying the cheapest version of the products they want (34%).")
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