内容摘要：The research, published in JAMA Internal Medicine, found that 7% of 15,000 adults in this age range reported using cannabis in the last month, according to 2023 data from the National Survey on Drug Use and Health. This was an increase from 4.8% in 2021 and 5.2% in 2022.

The research, published in JAMA Internal Medicine, found that 7% of 15,000 adults in this age range reported using cannabis in the last month, according to 2023 data from the National Survey on Drug Use and Health. This was an increase from 4.8% in 2021 and 5.2% in 2022.

Choudhury knows how important style and costume design are to a performance.As Seema, the actress is often seen bedecked in powerful garb from Fendi goddess gowns to Olivia Von Halle silk slips and Ralph Lauren jumpsuits. Over-the-top fashions have become a hallmark of the

hit, but in a time of overwhelming casualness, there's still an undeniable allure to seeing women of a certain age standing in their unapologetic truth while standing in sky-high stilettos."There's an outlandish confidence to [Seema's] style that whenever I go into the costume fitting, I have to adjust myself because she doesn't think anything is too much, or too loud, or too sexy," Choudhury exclusively tells"I wore this velvet, leopard [Etro] suit, and it's something I would never choose, but the way it was cut made me feel like I was strong," she says of her costumes on

spinoff. "That was my favorite because sometimes you're wearing something that ends up looking amazing, but that doesn't mean you feel amazing in it, and it can really translate on screen."Now heading into the show's

, Choudhury has become even more involved not only in Seema's character's story arc but her fashion as well. "I feel I can have a little more input now," Choudhury shares. "I've always been asked for input, but it's taken me a while to give it, and in season three, Seema goes through major changes in her life, and I think you'll see it in the costumes."

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"Utah tops the list with the most content seniors, scoring 7.69 out of 10 thanks to its supportive environment for senior living," the findings noted." Utah was also named the healthiest state for older people in 2024, and it ranks as the third-lowest percentage of those aged 65 and over living alone (21.48 percent), reducing the risk of social isolation."The findings also noted that Utah is among the top five happiest states in general and is a spot where more than two-fifths (44 percent) actively volunteer, which is the highest rate in the nation.

"This not only means Utah's aging population is staying connected and involved with their community, but volunteering also contributes significantly to Utah seniors' well-being and happiness," the findings added.with a score of 7.38, thanks to most of its seniors living with others, ensuring fewer people are experiencing loneliness. And as the findings stated, it's a fantastic spot for seniors looking to live an active lifestyle with "30 state parks to explore and proximity to national treasures like Yellowstone."