As Trump turns 80, what's it really like to work as an octogenarian? (opens original article in a new tab)
As Trump turns 80, the article explores the trend of older Americans working past retirement, highlighting examples like 95-year-old doctor Arthur Rose and discussing factors driving this shift.
- Arthur Rose, 95, retired as a doctor on his 95th birthday after 65 years of practice.
- More Americans are working past 65 due to health care access, financial needs, and changing attitudes toward age.
- Experts note that working into old age can be beneficial but also poses health risks, including stress and age-related illnesses.
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