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Antibiotics save lives, but they're often demanded and prescribed unnecessarily
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Special Report
Living to the End of Life
This special report will include storytelling, news and information about how to plan for the end of your life in a way that meets your own goals and preferences.
Sponsored by: The John A. Hartford Foundation
Health
How Public Health Programs Can Become Age-Friendly
A report says innovative solutions are needed to better serve older adults
By Deborah Quilter
Special Report
Vitality Arts
Our special series, Vitality Arts, shows the powerful effect that participating in the arts can have on our minds, bodies and souls. Look to this page for information, resources and inspiration that will help you age better through the arts and show that creativity has no age limit.
Sponsored by: Aroha Philanthropies
Living
Living Life With the End in Mind
A public radio host is bringing Minnesotans together to talk about death
By Grace Birnstengel
Special Report
Transforming Life as We Age
This special report will cover topics central to maintaining choice and independence as we grow older
Sponsored by: The SCAN Foundation
Health
How Realistic Is Dying at Home?
The difference between where Americans would prefer to die and where they do
By Bill Ward
Work & Purpose
How a Family Business Can Develop a Social Mission
An expert's advice to help change your community or the world
By Kerry Hannon
Living
Should You Adopt an 80-Year-Old?
Five programs that provide assistance for struggling older adults
By Lisa Fields
Money
A New Way to Find a Financial Planner
The free Wealthramp service matches vetted pros with prospective clients
By Chris Farrell
Living
My First Concert: John Lennon’s Last
In 1974, 20,000 people including this writer attended a historic show
By Robin Eileen Bernstein
Money
The Medicaid Experiment Treating Mind and Body
How a person-centered approach improves health and saves patients money
By Richard Eisenberg
Health
What to Expect When a Person Is Dying
A general knowledge can ease the journey for you and your loved one
By Amy Florian
Living
Believing in a Visit to Macy’s Santaland
When her daughter was young, the author learned about suspending disbelief
By Lauren Shapiro
Money
Hopeful Signs for Elder Care From Trump’s HHS Secretary
Secretary Azar's recent speeches might lead to bipartisan assistance
By Bob Blancato
Health
Are You Eating Nuts the Healthy Way?
Here's how to choose the right types of nuts and nut butter
By Lisa Fields
Health
How Realistic Is Dying at Home?
The difference between where Americans would prefer to die and where they do
By Bill Ward
Work & Purpose
How a Family Business Can Develop a Social Mission
An expert's advice to help change your community or the world
By Kerry Hannon
Living
Should You Adopt an 80-Year-Old?
Five programs that provide assistance for struggling older adults
By Lisa Fields
Money
A New Way to Find a Financial Planner
The free Wealthramp service matches vetted pros with prospective clients
By Chris Farrell
Living
My First Concert: John Lennon’s Last
In 1974, 20,000 people including this writer attended a historic show
By Robin Eileen Bernstein
Money
The Medicaid Experiment Treating Mind and Body
How a person-centered approach improves health and saves patients money
By Richard Eisenberg
Health
What to Expect When a Person Is Dying
A general knowledge can ease the journey for you and your loved one
By Amy Florian
Living
Believing in a Visit to Macy’s Santaland
When her daughter was young, the author learned about suspending disbelief
By Lauren Shapiro
Money
Hopeful Signs for Elder Care From Trump’s HHS Secretary
Secretary Azar's recent speeches might lead to bipartisan assistance
By Bob Blancato
Health
Are You Eating Nuts the Healthy Way?
Here's how to choose the right types of nuts and nut butter
By Lisa Fields
