Are YOU Ageist?How internalizing outside ageism messages can be bad for your health and longevityBy Janet Reynolds|February 15, 2024
Jan Golden: Creatively Celebrating Joyful AgingThe founder of Age-Friendly Vibes has developed a line of greeting cards and gifts to promote positive agingBy Julie Pfitzinger|March 12, 2024
OpinionWe Can't Shut down the Conversation About Biden's Age. That's Fine With Me.It's raising awareness of ageism and teaching people to distinguish between age and capacityBy Ashton Applewhite|February 28, 2024
OpinionPresident Biden, Ageism and CognitionPrejudicial tropes about older adults are becoming commonplace because of the presidential race — and some people are pushing backBy Anneke Campbell|January 31, 2024
Can a Digital Buddy Affect Mental Health in Older Adults?Tackling loneliness, especially among older adults, requires a targeted solution and digital connections may helpBy Sophie Okolo|February 21, 2024
The Mental Strengths 80-Year-Olds Possess Might Surprise YouResearch shows many octogenarians shine at performing 'comprehensive tasks which require a great storehouse of information.' And life experience makes a difference.By Gary M. Stern|March 11, 2024
'When I Realized I Was Gay, Menopause Arrived.' Was There a Connection?With menopause comes new physical and emotional symptoms; the main thing I've learned is that it is consistently inconsistentBy Carren Strock|February 23, 2024
OpinionWhy the American Climate Corps Looks Ageist to MeThe Biden administration’s new youth-skewed program is admirable, but needs to be more welcoming to older AmericansBy Richard Eisenberg|October 19, 2023
Seeing Mental IllnessOne in five older adults experiences a mental health condition, but many people are underdiagnosed or treated. Experts share tips on recognizing signs of mental illness among older adults.By Elizabeth Hewitt|February 16, 2024
Carl Honoré: We Can All Age BoldlyThe international speaker, activist and author offers his perspective on the nuances of getting older and sees a positive shift in the conversation around agingBy Julie Pfitzinger|March 12, 2024
OpinionHey, Siri! Remember Your Sisters!Why artificial intelligence needs to consider the unique needs of older womenBy Surbhi Kalia and Dr. Paula Rochon|October 26, 2023
The Aging WorkforceWhat are the implications of this megatrend for governments, organizations and individuals?By Edwin Mouriño-Ruiz|January 30, 2023
Finding Joy in My Smaller LifeThere is a misconception that the smaller life is less interesting and less meaningful than a life lived largeBy Cynthia Friedlob|June 28, 2023
Why Aren’t Older Workers Getting Those Age-Friendly Jobs?A surprising study suggests there’s a significant difference between age-friendly jobs and age-friendly employersBy Richard Eisenberg|February 2, 2023
Sexual Expression and Older AdultsPutting your wishes in your health care power of attorney may forestall a fight over intimate relations in nursing homes or other institutionsBy Terry Ann Donner|October 16, 2023
I'm a Doctor and It Was Hard to Talk to My Mother About DrinkingResearch shows that even small amounts of alcohol can be harmful. When my 85-year-old mother fell after a drink, the issue got personal.By Lynn Hallarman|September 11, 2023
Nearly 30 Years After His Death, Morrie Schwartz Offers New Life LessonsFrom the subject of 'Tuesdays with Morrie,' the discovery of a manuscript on aging creatively leads to a new book 'The Wisdom of Morrie'By Richard Harris|April 14, 2023
When Is It Time to Call a Geropsychologist?The job of the geropsychologist is to manage or alleviate emotional distress, which can be done in all sorts of ways across a wide spectrum of needs and activitiesBy Dana Shavin|October 20, 2023
Part of the PackIntergenerational guide dog raiser groups train puppies to help people with vision loss, and make connections with each other at the same timeBy Jackie Perrin|October 3, 2023
Telehealth Use Increasing Among Older Adults in Urban AreasStatistics show that more women and members of diverse groups are relying on telehealth, which is a positive step toward better health equityBy Sophie Okolo|February 2, 2023