What You Should Know About the Coronavirus
An epidemiologist helps separate the facts from the hype
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Special Report
Still Here, Still Positive
A series on America's first generation aging with HIV/AIDS
Sponsored by: The John A. Hartford Foundation
Work & Purpose
Afraid to Retire? What to Do on Day One
How the 3 C's can ease your way into a fulfilling retirement
By Connie Baher
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
Pack Your Curiosity for an Educational Trip
History and culture tours can elevate your travels to the next level
By Nancy Monson
Work & Purpose
Why More Older Workers Are Becoming Unemployed As Retirement Nears
Jaye Crist, 59, now works three jobs for 70% of his former income
By Paul Solman and Diane Lincoln Estes
Caregiving
How the Montessori Method Works in Dementia Care
The century-old education philosophy invites people to be active
By Patricia Corrigan
Health
One Way to Avoid Surprise Hospital Bills
Will writing your own terms into the financial consent form work?
By Julie Appleby
Money & Policy
Is Your Estate as Planned As You Think?
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By Patrick O'Brien
Work & Purpose
Who’s Lonely at Work and Why
A new Cigna survey notes the types of jobs where people feel loneliest
By Richard Eisenberg
Health
Keep Moving, Even Through Cancer Treatment
Experts say exercise improves outcomes for cancer patients
By Barbra Williams Cosentino
Money & Policy
Why the New ‘Public Charge’ Rule Could Hit Older Immigrants Hard
Critics worry about effects from the Trump administration's changes
By Jaya Padmanabhan
Living
Sacrificing Sleep for a Night Out
Contemplating bedtime, caffeine and a change in routine
By Vivian Pisano
Health
Side by Side With B. Smith In Her Alzheimer’s Fight
After B. Smith's death, Next Avenue is republishing our story about her
By Sherri Snelling
Living
‘We Weren’t Expected to Live This Long’
Long-term survivors of HIV/AIDS reflect on what they've witnessed and endured
By Grace Birnstengel
Technology
The Best Health and Home Innovations From CES 2020
Improve your daily life with these 5 top products
By Mark Ray
Caregiving
How the Montessori Method Works in Dementia Care
The century-old education philosophy invites people to be active
By Patricia Corrigan
Health
One Way to Avoid Surprise Hospital Bills
Will writing your own terms into the financial consent form work?
By Julie Appleby
Money & Policy
Is Your Estate as Planned As You Think?
7 questions to answer to avoid confusion or fights after you die
By Patrick O'Brien
Work & Purpose
Who’s Lonely at Work and Why
A new Cigna survey notes the types of jobs where people feel loneliest
By Richard Eisenberg
Health
Keep Moving, Even Through Cancer Treatment
Experts say exercise improves outcomes for cancer patients
By Barbra Williams Cosentino
Money & Policy
Why the New ‘Public Charge’ Rule Could Hit Older Immigrants Hard
Critics worry about effects from the Trump administration's changes
By Jaya Padmanabhan
Living
Sacrificing Sleep for a Night Out
Contemplating bedtime, caffeine and a change in routine
By Vivian Pisano
Health
Side by Side With B. Smith In Her Alzheimer’s Fight
After B. Smith's death, Next Avenue is republishing our story about her
By Sherri Snelling
Living
‘We Weren’t Expected to Live This Long’
Long-term survivors of HIV/AIDS reflect on what they've witnessed and endured
By Grace Birnstengel
Technology
The Best Health and Home Innovations From CES 2020
Improve your daily life with these 5 top products
By Mark Ray
