A Pandemic Lockdown Just for Older People? No!
What's wrong with targeting Americans who are 65+
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Special Report
The Coronavirus Outbreak: What You Need to Know
As the coronavirus spreads, we are dedicated to keeping you informed, safe and prepared
Health
What It’s Like to Recover From the Coronavirus
Plus a health expert's advice on coping with the aftereffects
By Dr. Christine Nguyen
Special Report
Still Here, Still Positive
A series on America's first generation aging with HIV/AIDS
Sponsored by: The John A. Hartford Foundation
Living
Packing After 50: It’s a Whole New Trip
From clothing to necessary gear, gone are the days of 'traveling light'
By Mary Kay Jordan Fleming
Special Report
Vitality Arts
An ongoing series on the powerful effect that participating in the arts can have on our minds, bodies and souls.
Sponsored by: Aroha Philanthropies
Work & Purpose
How to Find Hope During a Career Crisis
5 proven strategies from 4 career-coaching experts
By Nancy Collamer
Health
Defunding the Police: Could It Help or Hurt Elder Abuse Efforts?
Why the answer is complicated and somewhat surprising
By Richard Eisenberg
Living
Readers Ask: ‘When Can I Hug My Grandchildren Again?’
Answers to your top 10 pandemic questions
By Randi Mazzella
Caregiving
How Health Care Professionals Can Support Family Caregivers
6 ways they can make the at-home caregiving burden easier to manage
By Sarah Lindenfeld Hall
Health
Specially Tailored Meals Can Help You Recover From a Hospital Stay
But there are challenges with the 'food as medicine' concept
By Judy Stringer-Holman
Caregiving
How Congress Is Addressing Elder Justice in America
What recent hearings and upcoming legislation could do to help
By Bob Blancato
Living
What Bob Dylan Has to Say to Us Now
With his 39th studio album, Dylan reveals the strength of acting your age
By Jon Friedman
Work & Purpose
5 Ways Family Businesses Can Adapt to COVID-19
Their owners have unique abilities that other entrepreneurs don't
By Kerry Hannon
Caregiving
4 Forecasts for Family Caregivers in a Post-Pandemic World
These are the silver linings ahead due to the coronavirus
By Sherri Snelling
Living
Becoming a Grandparent Through Adoption
5 tips to help you prepare as you wait for the new arrival
By Jessica Wambach Brown
Work & Purpose
How to Find Hope During a Career Crisis
5 proven strategies from 4 career-coaching experts
By Nancy Collamer
Health
Defunding the Police: Could It Help or Hurt Elder Abuse Efforts?
Why the answer is complicated and somewhat surprising
By Richard Eisenberg
Living
Readers Ask: ‘When Can I Hug My Grandchildren Again?’
Answers to your top 10 pandemic questions
By Randi Mazzella
Caregiving
How Health Care Professionals Can Support Family Caregivers
6 ways they can make the at-home caregiving burden easier to manage
By Sarah Lindenfeld Hall
Health
Specially Tailored Meals Can Help You Recover From a Hospital Stay
But there are challenges with the 'food as medicine' concept
By Judy Stringer-Holman
Caregiving
How Congress Is Addressing Elder Justice in America
What recent hearings and upcoming legislation could do to help
By Bob Blancato
Living
What Bob Dylan Has to Say to Us Now
With his 39th studio album, Dylan reveals the strength of acting your age
By Jon Friedman
Work & Purpose
5 Ways Family Businesses Can Adapt to COVID-19
Their owners have unique abilities that other entrepreneurs don't
By Kerry Hannon
Caregiving
4 Forecasts for Family Caregivers in a Post-Pandemic World
These are the silver linings ahead due to the coronavirus
By Sherri Snelling
Living
Becoming a Grandparent Through Adoption
5 tips to help you prepare as you wait for the new arrival
By Jessica Wambach Brown
