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Can Collagen Keep You Young?
These days, collagen has become a highly touted superfood. People are putting collagen supplement it in their morning shakes and coffees, while others are making bone broth to eat it ...
August 24, 2020
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Devon Andre
Vanity Isn’t Just for the Young: Part 2
I don't know about you, but I just love it when older celebrities choose to embrace their age ...
August 20, 2020
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Marilyn Murray Willison
Vanity Isn’t Just for the Young: Part 1
There are plenty of cynical and clueless amateur social theorists who believe that after a certain age seniors ...
August 12, 2020
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Marilyn Murray Willison
Are You Resistant to Change?
About 100 years ago, Anatole France, who won the Nobel Prize for literature in 1921, weighed in on ...
August 8, 2020
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Marilyn Murray Willison
Technology Divide Roils Pandemic Response
Family gatherings on Zoom and FaceTime. Online orders from grocery stores and pharmacies. Telehealth appointments with physicians. These ...
August 6, 2020
BY
Judith Graham
New Study Identifies Alzheimer’s Risk Factors
Dementia is a scary condition. The leading type of dementia, Alzheimer’s, afflicts more than 5 million Americans over ...
August 3, 2020
BY
Mohan Garikiparithi
States Allow Nursing Home Visits as Residents Suffer in Severe Isolation
States across the country are beginning to roll back heart-wrenching policies instituted when the COVID-19 pandemic began and ...
July 27, 2020
BY
Judith Graham
A Peaceful Death Amid the COVID Scourge
As her mother lay dying in a Southern California hospital in early May, Elishia Breed was home in ...
July 20, 2020
BY
Jonel Aleccia
Social Isolation: The COVID-19 Pandemic’s Hidden Health Risk for Older Adults, and How to Manage It
As COVID-19 cases rise again, it can be hard for older adults to see any end to the ...
July 15, 2020
BY
Marcia G. Ory
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Matthew Lee Smith
What Seniors Should Know Before Going Ahead With Elective Procedures
For months, Patricia Merryweather-Arges, a health care expert, has fielded questions about the coronavirus pandemic from fellow Rotary ...
July 15, 2020
BY
Judith Graham
‘More Than Physical Health’: Gym Helps 91-Year Old Battle Isolation
Most mornings, like clockwork, you could find Art Ballard pumping iron. At least five days a week, he ...
July 9, 2020
BY
Heidi de Marco
Top 5 Best and Worst Anti-Aging Substances
Many of you are aware that how you look and feel largely depends on what you put into ...
July 1, 2020
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Volunteering Could Extend Life
A new study is showing that volunteering could have life-extending benefits. For those looking to get involved in ...
July 1, 2020
BY
Devon Andre
Keeping Good Health in Your Elder Years
Healthy aging is about getting older without disease or disability, maintaining cognitive and physical function while actively engaging ...
June 21, 2020
BY
Mohan Garikiparithi
When a Doctor No Longer Accepts Medicare, Patients Left Holding the Bag
Pneumonia. Heart problems. High cholesterol. Betsy Carrier, 71, and her husband, Don Resnikoff, 79, relied on their primary ...
June 18, 2020
BY
Carmen Heredia Rodriguez
Microglia: The Brain’s ‘Immune Cells’ Protect Against Diseases—Usually
We know that the body’s immune system is important for keeping everything in check and protecting us. But ...
June 11, 2020
BY
Eleftheria Kodosaki
‘We Miss Them All So Much’: Grandparents Ache as the COVID Exile Grinds On
Back home in Bloomfield Hills, Michigan, Richard and Denise Victor would get to see their four grandchildren almost ...
June 11, 2020
BY
Jonel Aleccia
For Seniors, COVID-19 Sets Off Pandemic of Despair
Even as states relax COVID-19 restrictions, in most cases, older adults are advised to keep sheltering in place. ...
June 8, 2020
BY
Judith Graham
How Mondays Can Help Family Caregivers Overcome Loneliness to Improve Health
Current social distancing guidelines have brought stress and anxiety, especially for family caregivers who are forced to isolate ...
June 6, 2020
BY
Sherri Snelling
Help Your Heart by Getting Creative With ‘Vacations’
You may have had to cancel your summer vacation. Perhaps the time you were supposed to be in ...
June 4, 2020
BY
Devon Andre
New Hobbies Can Help Older Adults Escape Depression Later in Life
A new study from the English Longitudinal Study of Ageing reveals how adopting a new hobby may help ...
June 4, 2020
BY
Mat Lecompte
Cycling and Walking to Work Lowers Risk of Cancer, Heart Disease
As many countries ease their lockdowns and more people return to work, there’s an effort to limit the ...
May 28, 2020
BY
Anthony Laverty
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Richard Patterson
Exercise Ideas for Older Folks Stuck at Home
The longer you’re at home isolating, the larger the toll it can take on your health. This is ...
May 25, 2020
BY
Mohan Garikiparithi
Dementia: Eating Plenty of Apples, Berries and Tea Linked to Lower Risk
We’re often told to eat more fruits and vegetables—and for good reason. Many of the nutrients found in ...
May 25, 2020
BY
Eleftheria Kodosaki
and
Keith Morris
The Health Benefits of Tea
I love to think about sipping a cup of tea on a friend’s deck at the base of the Rockies, ...
May 25, 2020
BY
Lynn Jaffee
The Benefits of Slow Breathing
There are all manner of purported hiccup “cures,” which include everything from chewing on a lemon, inhaling pepper, or, our ...
May 14, 2020
BY
Michael Greger
As Covid-19 Lurks, Families Are Locked Out of Nursing Homes. Is It Safe Inside?
Many families are beset by fear and anxiety as COVID-19 makes inroads at nursing homes across the country, ...
May 14, 2020
BY
Judith Graham
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