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Will the National Nursing Home Commission Fix COVID-19 Problems?
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A Day in the Life of an End-of-Life Doula
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New Research Finds Flu and Pneumonia Vaccines May Lower Alzheimer’s Risk
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Opinion
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Why Quarantining Can Be Bad for Your Health
The link between isolation and resilience to infections such as COVID-19
By Roger McIntosh
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More States Now Allow Nursing Home Visits During COVID-19
Relaxing restrictions is not without risk, though
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A Day in the Life of an End-of-Life Doula
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By Julie Kendrick
Caregiving
Finishing College — and Starting Caregiving — at Grandma and Grandpa’s
Film graduate Lumiere Rostick captures their time together in a PBS special
By Grace Birnstengel
Living
Looking for Love During COVID-19
Despite the pandemic, older singles are still hoping for connection
By Tami Kamin Meyer
Living
Are Sites Like Stitch Fix Ageist?
A clothing box went from frumpy to fashionable with a simple age change
By Karen J. Bannan
Health
New Research Finds Flu and Pneumonia Vaccines May Lower Alzheimer’s Risk
Taking a close look at two studies released at the Alzheimer's Association conference
By Sherri Snelling
Opinion
OPINION: Why Keeping Digital Skills Up to Date Is Essential Right Now
A 'technological immigrant' on the importance of being tech fluent
By Jeannie Aschkenasy
Money & Policy
How to Get Rid of Stuff: The Survey Says…
Fascinating findings from studies by the author of 'Downsizing'
By Richard Eisenberg
Living
The Ways the Pandemic Has Influenced Our Eating Habits
More cooking, more uncertainty, less exercise and less sleep have taken their toll
By Randi Mazzella
Health
Why Quarantining Can Be Bad for Your Health
The link between isolation and resilience to infections such as COVID-19
By Roger McIntosh
Caregiving
More States Now Allow Nursing Home Visits During COVID-19
Relaxing restrictions is not without risk, though
By Judith Graham
