13 Burst results for "Over Age 55"
Dear Chiefs Podcast
Firefighter Cancer: Diane Cotter Describes Her Husband's Harrowing Diagnosis
"Diane Carter is a self -taught citizen activist who's upright focused and determined efforts in support of her husband fire lieutenant Paul Carter during and after their battle against Paul's occupational cancer served as the inspiration for the documentary Burned protecting the protectors by filmmaker Elijah Yetter Bowman and award -winning actor Mark Ruffalo executive producer. Diane is the ultimate standard bearer a smart outspoken and fearless woman who continues to march at the head of her six -year campaign to remove PFAS forever chemicals from the gear worn by today's firefighters. No less an authority that Ed Kelly general president of the IAFF has properly called Diane Carter the firefighter's hero. The firefighters hero that's uh some big big shoes to fill so Diane tell us your story first of all welcome thanks for being with us I actually watched a movie yesterday that you sent us and I had to pause several times because I was so overwhelmed and so pissed off a couple times good um yeah so we'll talk about the movie but first tell us your story can you give us your background a little bit sure thank you I'm glad to meet you ladies finally in person big follower of the show I love it I love what you do I love that spouses and significant others are involved because um that's what I am that's all that I am it's a it's a fire wife I have no formal education I did get my hairdressers license some years ago and I was the worst hairdresser in the world so I didn't go far but I stayed at home and raised our children until they were about 10 and 11. Paul got on the fire department in 1988 when our son was two months old and our daughter was 18 months old our son is now a firefighter in the same department my husband served at now works in the same station in Worcester they had a beautiful beautiful life we embraced everything that we loved about the fire service his friends became my friends their wives became my my best friends we vacation with them etc. Paul had spent 25 years on the rescue in Worcester he had a 28 -year career at age 55 he decided it was time to climb the ladder so he took the lieutenant's exam and he made lieutenant and he was pretty disappointed because that meant that he'd leave his crew and he had worked with this crew you know on the same shift for 25 years they'd gone through a lot together the Worcester warehouse fire they've gone through so much together at any event we went on vacation with our firefighter families to moosehead lake up in maine and we came back to a beautiful ceremony in Worcester city hall when my husband was promoted to lieutenant along with one of his best buddies and the rescue saw him off and it was wonderful Paul was getting ready getting prepared to go back on to a new rig and he had an appointment to see a doctor because he was going in for cataract surgery his pre -exam showed that he had just a very slightly elevated number in his psa for prostate he had that check regularly as he did a lot of checks for his health because he was a very fitness aware person at any event he did get the call to come in they wanted a biopsy and i thought nothing about a biopsy because to look at him he literally looked like a 45 -year -old at 55 he was very fit very very strong and the picture of health we went to the doctor's office and i can remember that day because i was just so adamant to get this over with this appointment because i had things to do and we were making small talk with the doctor and we were in the tiny doctor's office room the exam room and out of nowhere the doctor said yep it's cancer and in that moment that moment i can remember because i remember i screamed and i fell into the chair and Paul who's almost six feet tall he broke out in this sweat all over his body i could just see the beads of sweat come out from everywhere on him and he sunk into a chair he tore his shirt off and he sunk into a chair and i can remember the doctor talking for 45 minutes and i'm crying and Paul's looking at me looking at the doctor looking at me looking at the doctor and we didn't hear a word he said
Northwest Newsradio
"over age 55" Discussed on Northwest Newsradio
"Back to you. And some spots could be pushing 90 degrees both today and tomorrow probably in the south sound that's more likely and then by Saturday and Sunday we cool a little bit upper 70s and low 80s Plenty of sunshine, Northwest News Time 1216. Newsradio 1000 FM Your station information sponsored by Muckleshoot Casino. Hello, Neil at the editors desk. I'm Taylor VanCise. Our headlines that we're following today, Ron DeSantis gaining some in ground New Hampshire. A University of New Hampshire survey showing that the former President Trump still has commanding leads in many states. 37 % lead in New Hampshire, but that's down five points from the April poll and the U. S. Heat wave breaking records with very little relief insight. Daily record highs have been set from parts of the West into Texas. Meanwhile, air quality is starting to improve as smoke from wildfires burning in Canada the North and Southeast United States. It's 12 16. There's new information coming to light about the letter former President Donald Trump received regarding an investigation that targets him. More from ABC's Brad Milky and Jonathan Karl. First of all, it's important to understand the distinction here. Trump is facing legal jeopardy almost everywhere. It seems in Georgia, in New York, the documents case in Florida. But Brad, this is the most serious case that Donald Trump is facing. We have one set of laws in this country and they apply to everyone. Jack Smith, of course, has been investigating two things, the classified documents case, but also January 6th, and not just the attack on the Capitol, but the entire effort to overturn the presidential election. So what are we gonna do here? I only need 11 ,000 votes. Tell us, I need 11 ,000 votes. Give me a break. So this target letter, which doesn't for sure mean an indictment is coming, but sure indicates that it is very, very, very likely to come, and to come soon, says that Donald Trump is likely to face indictment for his effort to illegally, allegedly, illegally, cling to power after he lost the 2020 election. Now, sources familiar with the matter tell ABC News that three there are statutes mentioned in this new letter. There's conspiracy to commit offense or defraud the United States. There's deprivation of rights under color of law, and then there's witness tampering. How would you prove that Trump broke any of those, and how serious are these? It's hard to think of a more substantive, serious allegation against an American president that he illegally way to say that Trump is actually trying to cling to power after losing an election. As everyone This disaster horrific would never have happened if our election was not rigged. And one the of important the things that we know from some of these interactions before the grand jury. One of the things that Jack Smith has tried is what was Trump's state of mind? He's talked to people like Jared Kushner, Johnny McIntee, his close aide, who was right there with him in and something along the lines of nobody will care about my legacy if I lose, laws, so that won't matter. The only thing that matters is winning. hope Hicks, who is also very close to Donald Trump, trying to establish, did he know that that he lost the election. Had he been given that information, and did he understand he lost? He knowingly trying to get, for instance, local officials to put together or fake slates of electors. So state of mind, and whether or not that he knew what he was was doing was to ask people to break the law. So what happens next then, if this is a target letter letter where they where say you might be facing an indictment. You're probably going to be facing an indictment. Do we know what goes down from here? Well, the The is expectation that we could hear of the indictment. If there is an indictment, very, very, very likely there will be one as early as Friday of this week. We know that Jack Smith gave him until Thursday, gave the foreign president on Thursday to talk to the grand jury. We really don't think that's going to happen. So Friday is the is the beginning of the window. It could also be next week, but a target letter is very late in an investigation. It comes right before an indictment. And I've got to tell you, Brad, you know, the investigation itself is no secret. I mean, you know, Jack Smith has interviewed from Vice President Pence and top aides and officials all across the country. But it is something of a surprise, even a shock to the Trump team to get this target letter. ABC's Jonathan Karl and Brad Milkey, Northwest News Time 1220. Time for our StockCharts .com money update. Markets right now are in positive territory across the board. The NASDAQ is flipping now from red to green, and it's up by 32 points. The S &P 500 is up by 18 points. That's a gain of almost a half percent. Same idea for the Dow up by almost a half percent or 167 points. With more money news, here's Jim Chesco. A whopping 150 million jobs will shift to workers over the age of 55 by the year 2030. That's according to a new global study from Bain & Company. In the G7 stabilized nations, Bain predicts older and experienced workers will make up more than a quarter of the workforce by 31. Japan is already in this category with almost 40 % of the workforce there over age 55. Europe and the US not far behind with anywhere from 25 to 30%. That's your money now. The news never sleeps. Neither do we. Covering your neighborhood and the world 24 -7. The Northwest only all -news station. Newsradio 1000 FM 97 .7 on your nwnewsradio smart speaker .com. 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AP News Radio
US consumer confidence declines again in May
"Consumer confidence fell in May the fourth decline in 5 months. Americans became slightly more pessimistic about the labor market in May on top of inflation anxiety, the consumer confidence index was one O 2.3 in May down from one O 3.7 in April, according to the conference board, a business research group. The index measuring consumers assessment of current business and labor market conditions deteriorated from one 51.8 to one 48.6 from able to May, despite a low unemployment rate and a slight rise in consumer spending, the proportion of consumers reporting jobs are plentiful, fell, and there was a notable worsening in the outlook among consumers over age 55. Consumers surveyed expect inflation to stay around the same over the next 12 months, and view it as a major influence on the economy. Jennifer King, Washington
Northwest Newsradio
"over age 55" Discussed on Northwest Newsradio
"Come on in. A child from Kent is still missing in a case that began just before the start of the pandemic. Now, can't police are asking for more help in finding her. Eric Heinz has the details. Investigators say Asia will bond disappeared from her father's home on west hill on February 13th, 2020 when she was just 16 years old. She would now be 19, please say there are indications she may have been near the Des Moines waterfront or Federal Way transit center at the time. They're also investigating out of state leads anyone with information is asked to call the Kent police tip line. Era science northwest news radio. Well, it's that time of year again when blood donations go down and the need goes up, some are fun takes away from the focus on giving blood. Doctor Kirsten elkhorn, a chief medical officer at blood works northwest says the biggest type or the biggest need rather is for type O blood. Group O either O positive or O negative are always in very high demand because group O is compatible with everybody. And people over age 55 are the most loyal blood donors, but doctor alcorn says attracting younger donors has been a challenge. Their community really needs them to be a blood donor. What we see in the literature is that folks who get into a habit of doing it tend to continue through all their life. Blood works northwest will have 13 donor centers open today. The city of Seattle needs lifeguards at local beaches and pools, lots of them, a shortage was caused by the pandemic shutdowns as positions at beaches and pools were no longer needed. Now they're trying to build staff back up to pre-pandemic levels. In addition to raising the pay from last year, city officials will conduct in-house training and will pay for lifeguard certification. You can get more information on the city website also the department posted a list of open and closed beaches and pools. It's one ten. And it is time to take a look at sports, from the Beacon plumbing sports desk, here's Joel stern. The marrows continue their home stand tonight when they face the Yankees with the first one three, Bryce Miller three and one will be opposed by two and three Domingo Herman who's coming off a ten game suspension for excess of the grip enhancing substance. Something can become the first team to win an NBA playoff series after losing the first three if they can beat Miami tonight at TD garden, the previous three teams came back only to lose all on the road, Celtics forward Jason's hatum. We didn't play well in the first three games. We didn't deserve to win. Whatever you want to say, and we really took it one game at a time. And a series of not over like we still got big game
The Doug Collins Podcast
How Derek Khanna Went From the Hill to Bitcoin
"We have Derrick kahana. He is the executive director for the Bitcoin policy institute. For those of you out there might be wondering about Bitcoin today is your day. You've made the right podcast to us because we want to get out because you know my first question is for somebody my age 55 so I talked to him about Bitcoin. I want to know, is that what I used to get out of my cracker Jack box? Is that it? Derek, we're glad to have you on the podcast today. Yeah, glad to be here. Really excited to chat about Bitcoin and answer your questions. And get to learn more about what's going on. Well, that is great. Well, I was also a little bit about how you got there, but you have an interesting we have sort of a similar background. You were on the hill for a while, Republican study committee, doing some things with them. Tell us how you went from the hill to Bitcoin. Yeah, absolutely. I was a house staff for a Senate staffer. I managed technology policy for the House Republican study committee when you were one of our members. You're on one of our task forces task forces that I was involved with. So definitely appreciate your support there. And I had some initial conversations on Bitcoin back in 2011 and 2012 with policymakers. And then since then, I've been more involved teaching lawyers with the federalist society and then founding this organization, which excited I'm excited to talk about, but I definitely had a lot of experience with some of the real battles back in the Obama administration and then afterwards.
John Batchelor
New Jersey COVID-19 Vaccine Eligibility Expands To Include Those 55+
"Expanding vaccine eligibility that happens as it today more groups of folks anybody age 55 older is eligible for a vaccine. But I feel Murphy expecting a huge influx of covert 19 vaccinations either side of eastern, which is on April 4th. I believe the supplies both not just change a bit. Visor and Madonna or going toe. I'm gonna use the word explode. People age 16 and older in New Jersey. We have intellectual or developmental disabilities are also newly eligible. In New York, though
Bloomberg Law
Suburban New Yourk City Expands Vaccine Eligibility
"Jersey will lower the Corona virus vaccine eligibility age to 55 starting April 5th James flipping reports Governor Murphy toward a vaccine clinic it Kean University before making the announcement. So a week from Monday all New Jerseyans age 55 over will be eligible for vaccination. Both he and first lady Tammy Murphy among those who will be eligible, and I'm going to make my vaccine appointment as well, she Through the state process that millions of New Jerseyans have done for. There's also more professions will be granted access. We will be moving to the next tier of essential workers based on their employment sector.
The World
France limits AstraZeneca Covid jab to over-55s as Europe treads cautiously
"Frances restarting its use of the covert 19 AstraZeneca vaccine today, But the country's health authorities on Lee recommending that vaccine for people age 55 over more than a dozen countries have put the vaccine on pause Earlier this week after a small number of people reported blood clot shortly after taking it, Rebecca Rosman has more. France's national health authorities said it identified a possible increased risk of blood clotting in younger populations. Decision slightly contradicts a report from Europe's drug regulator, which on Thursday said AstraZeneca was safe and effective for everyone. Some doctors figured this latest development means France will struggle to meet its goal of vaccinating about half of the country by mid June, less than 9% of the French population has received first shot
America's First News
Nevada opens COVID-19 vaccinations to people with health conditions
"That health officials say people aged 55 older can self report to their pharmacists any underlying health conditions that make them eligible to receive covert 19 vaccinations. Officials widen efforts to vaccinate people with underlying conditions, disabilities and the homeless at retail pharmacies, including supermarkets.
Red Eye Radio
Military begins delivering vaccines in Texas and New York
"Knew tonight, the Pentagon is ramping up the deployment of what federal authorities they could be up to 100 vaccination teams around the country. The U. S military is beginning to deliver shots of Corona virus vaccination centers in Texas and New York and says service members will start stopping four centers in Florida and one in Philadelphia next week. This as many states are now instituting their own corona virus vaccination protocols when you can get your covert shot in the U. S may depend on where you live at the top is Alaska. Where 21% of the residents have gotten at least one shot. New Mexico is next at 20%, South Dakota, 18% near the bottom are Georgia, Tennessee and Utah were only 11% of gotten a shot. Connecticut Democrat governor Ned Lamont says federal guidelines on who gets the shot or too complicated and starting next week, anyone in his state over age 55 consign up. Both Fizer and Madonna are ramping up production and with emergency approval for a third single shot vaccine. Johnson and Johnson will be able to add 3 to 4 million doses next week and 20 million by the end of
NewsRadio KFBK
"over age 55" Discussed on NewsRadio KFBK
"So I've been six weeks in. My wife says I need to be more patient and whatnot. Which God didn't bless me with. Okay, Well, good for you, e. I s so I'm not telling us to scare him. Just get given. I have a good friend of mine. Hey, mid fifties he's got a master's degree from Pepper Dine was with the same company 21 years. One day they didn't Reorg. He's out, right? It took him. 11 months to get a job. But to get the job he wanted. Yeah, and that maybe I've been in this post 28 years, so it's a similar footprint. So you've been there for 28 years. Also get a career job to continue forward. Yes, it's without relocating is oftentimes the difficult part Depending on how far up you are in the pyramid of the company, and I think what happens Gary, in which you probably experience as you get further in your career, you become Really great it a couple things right and the specialist in a few few different areas, and sometimes it and you've got a certain income level that you need to replace. But I was always I'm saying this is because you said your wife said, Give it some time and these things can take time. And don't lose hope, and it's e think it's it's particularly hard. As we get a little older in life. We've had some of the major milestones that life had, you know, it happens and then It's like Are we still of we still needed here in the marketplace? So we still of value? Right? Then All those emotions start kind of going through her head. Then we start second questioning and then you know, maybe I need to start taking money for my retirement account. Now, if 52 so maybe I'm over the aggressive and all kind of happens at the same time. But it's exactly what I'm wondering is the joy just continue on with my my investment mindset. So tell us about your situation at the right time. Do you have any kids that you're still supporting? Boy in high school, and I have another son. That's in college, and he's changed on the way so I just got a youngster will be going to college in a couple of years, and there's your wife have a job outside the home. Yes, she does. And, uh, what do you owe on your house? About 2 50. What about your home? Probably a little over five. You have a lot much in the way of other deaths. No. What? No dead. It all good for you. What do you have is and your 41 k? I raise I'm sitting there mind about. Just find one point to my wife's got about 250. We have some cash holdings. Stock and savings is a great savers. How much you have in cash and stock him. Um, that 1 20 in cash and about 100 and stock. So the answer. The question is, What's your annual income? Approximately personally just you. Just me that 1 50. Okay, So you guys are great savers. Savers. I don't know if you need me to tell you that, but you've done a good job. Um, the allocation may or may not be too risky. What were you? What were you going into the financial crisis? No, you're younger than but He was younger. We were sort of I'm a bad road that thing through and it has been a great run. But you know, getting closer to that 62 age. Yeah, you know, they're become some realities where you have to Strategic in your Fossen and not as bold as you were when you were 30. So the mirror so the question we're having this is the can't speak for Scott. The question I'm asking myself. Is this a reaction to what happened? In your job life, which is unusual, which end and frankly, there are times when there's events in life that causes us to have a kind of a different risk profile that went in other times were saying, I have so many uncertainties in my life. Now that I want a little more certainty with my investments, which is so I think lowering the and if you came into our office We would actually bring you through a risk analysis a program That would help us understand what that is today, right? It may not be the same your risk to be different. Two years from now, A zit was two years ago. But even if you're looking, so let's see you plan on full retirement 10 years out. You're not going to spend your entire Four on cake at 62 You just gonna take some income on it, So let's got he's got, he says. Such a great saver, and he's gonna continue safe for another 10 years to move this portfolio that 80 or 85, or 90% stocks is not a big deal, um, down from 100% inequities. So the answer the question would agree. If you if you trim some of the equity exposure off by 10 or 15%. I don't think you would be hurting yourself over the long term. And we are we are pretty deep into a bull market. And I don't You think there's any value in funds that I don't really have access to you like weights and all that. That would move this into? Absolutely no irrelevant. Hugh managed for me. And, uh, you know, give me a far more broad, diverse diversification. Absolutely that one of the reasons that people actually use IRAs versus the 401 K is because of that. If you were over age 55 r answer might be a little bit different between the ages of 55 59 a half maybe the little bit different, so If you came into visit with our firm, or I would say any good financial planning firm, independent, fiduciary firm they're going to the good ones will want to do a financial plan on you. And the questions you would ask is You know, Can I retire in 10 years? And what will look that and I also think What is your? What is your income need right now. Does. You've been at 1 50. Maybe you could live it, 100. And still get to your objective. We can live on my wife's salary. It'll be tight, but we can. No no, no. No. What? No, no. What I mean is and maybe you maybe you'll find the job. They the perfect job. You just absolutely love And it pays you 1 50 year. Maybe. But when I'm just thinking, what if there's some job that you have absolutely love like this would be a great job. But this man, it only pays me 100 and 10 have been making 1 50. I don't wanna take that big of a Step back. This is where some financial planning might be helpful here because we've seen a lot of times, Gary and I don't you may have loved your job You're in, you know, but we said a lot of people they've kind of in this crime. They're like I'm gonna retire in seven years. Count down the years. Like why? Why? I don't like what I'm doing and And through some planning whatnot. They went in found other careers, sometimes not at the same pay level. But it's so much they enjoy it. So much more than saying, I'm fine work another year to what I'm questioning. You might already have enough in retirement savings now that if you project out another 10 years, and now without much additional savings, you might still be fine. It's your retirement look like so that's what you're going to get out of a good financial advisor, as well as the asset management of how those dollars are Being allocated and how quickly they're being what are closely they're being watched. So I want one question on the fee structure. Um The fees that you that you charge, you know whether it's 0.9.
KOA 850 AM
"over age 55" Discussed on KOA 850 AM
"Great savers. How much you have in cash and stock him. Um, that 1 20 in cash and about 100 and stocks. So the answer of the question is, What's your annual income? Approximately personally just you just need that. 1 50. Okay, So you guys are great savers. Savers. I don't know if you need me to tell you that, but you've done a good job. Um, the allocation may or may not be too risky. Uh, What were you? What were you going into the financial crisis? No, you're younger than He was younger. We were sort of I'm a road that thing through and it has been a great run. Like, you know, getting closer to that 62 age. Yeah, you know, there'd be some some realities where you have to Strategic in your Fossen and not as bold as you were when you were 30. So the mirror so the question we're having this is the can't speak for Scott. The question of my asking myself. Is this a reaction to what happened? In your job life, which is unusual, and and frankly, there are times when there's events in life that causes us to have a kind of a different risk profile that went in other times were saying, I have so many uncertainties in my life. Now that I want a little more certainty with my investments, which is so I think lowering the and if you came into our office We would actually bring you through a risk analysis a program That would help us understand what that is today, right? It may not be the same risk could be different. Two years from now, A zit was two years ago. But even if you're looking, so let's say you plan on full retirement 10 years out. You're not going to spend your entire Four on cake at 62. You're just gonna take some income on it. So let's got he's got. He's disintegrate saver, and he's gonna continue safe for another 10 years to move this portfolio that 80 or 85, or 90% stocks is not a big deal, um, down from 100% inequities. So the answer the question would agree. If you if you trim some of the equity exposure off by 10 or 15%. I don't think you would be hurting yourself over the long term. And we are we are pretty deep into a bull market. And I don't do you think there's any value in funds that I don't really have access to you like weights and all that. That would move this into absolutely no. Irrelevant. You manage for me, and, uh, you know, give me a far more broad, diverse diversification of Absolutely the one of the reasons that people actually use IRAs versus the 401 K is because of that If you were over age 55 or answer might be a little bit different between the ages of 55 59 a half maybe the little bit different, so If you came into visit with our firm, or I would say any good financial planning firm, independent, fiduciary firm they're going to the good ones will want to do a financial plan on you. And the questions you would ask is You know, Can I retire in 10 years? And what will look that and I also think What is your? What is your income need right now. Because You've been at 1 50. Maybe you could live it, 100. And still get to your objective Can we can live on my wife's salary. It'll be tight, but we can. No no, no, no. What? I don't know what I mean is and maybe you maybe you'll find the job they the perfect job. You just absolutely loving it pays you 1 50 year. Maybe. But when I'm just thinking, what if there's some job that you have absolutely love like this would be a great job. But this man, it only pays me 100 and 10 have been making 1 50. I don't wanna take that big of a Step back. This is where some financial planning might be helpful for because we've seen a lot of times, Gary and I don't you may have loved your job you're in and we said a lot of people They've kind of in this crime. They're like I'm gonna retire in seven years. Count down the years like why why I don't like what I'm doing and and threw some planning. What not, They want to find out their careers, sometimes not at the same pay level. But it's so much they enjoy it. So much more than saying, I'm fine work another year to what I'm questions. You might already have enough in retirement savings. Now that if you project out another 10 years, and now without much additional savings, you might still be fine. It's the retirement look like so that's what you're going to get out of a good financial advisor, as well as the asset management of how those dollars are Being allocated and how quickly they're being what are closely they're being watched. So I want one question on the fee structure. Um, the fees that you that you charge, you know whether it's 10.9 or 1.1% of what it is that inclusive of the thieves that are charged normally with him. You look at that the feed costs within a particular fund nowhere that on top of it on top of so, but the feast advisers gonna be is very low Cost fund. Yeah, the feast we're gonna be Pretty low cost any heads points. And if you look at pricing, uh, in terms of price, and I can always speak for ourselves. We're about middle of the rub. In terms of pricing. We're not either on the high side. We're not on the low side, but Um You know, attacked a couple advisors. I think it was in the time. Particularly now that you've got some once you're What's your job's over and you've got some time? Yeah, There's no hurry to rolled up for a one K into an IRA either. Now let's talk with me meaning with always money matters. Oh, hi. Thank you. Gentlemen. I have Ah, question about the taking advantage of the mortgage rate that you know, in out lately and I found, you know, there's a couple of companies on Internet that basically advertised no cost feet as a really great great no point. No costs, but The minimum requirements of $300,000 loan amount, and I met 2 75 25,000 away from that on If I want to take advantage that with that particular loan amount they want to charge me like a 1.5% origination fee. Right? So so one of my thought was to get around this. Would you recommend maybe Playing around with doing getting a second on that.
AP 24 Hour News
Health panel may open lung cancer screening to more smokers
"Health panel wants to open lung cancer screening Toa less heavy smokers. Shelly Adler has the details. In 2013 the US Preventative Services Task Force said current or former smokers who had gone through a pack of cigarettes a day for 30 years or an equivalent amount qualified for the screening starting at age 55. Now in draft recommendations. That task force says it's time to expand screening to those who smoke less and to start a little sooner at age 50. The proposed change comes after a newer study found those people are about as likely to benefit as thie, heavier older smokers. Shelly Antler. Washington 20