Pain and Gain: Why Some People Choose CrossFit
Many older adults strive for the functional benefits of the rigorous program
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Special Report
Age-Friendly Health Care
Follow our in-depth examination of current health care offerings through an age-friendly lens. What does age-friendly health care look like, and how do you locate and access it? We cover how to prioritize your unique needs when selecting providers and treatments for yourself or a loved one.
Sponsored by: The John A. Hartford Foundation
Health
New Gene Therapy Could Slow Aging in Humans
A technique shown to work in mice uses CRISPR genome-editing technology
By Paul Vogelzang
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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
Work & Purpose
Aging in America: News and Trends From 2 Summits
An on-the-ground report on topics from elder fraud to encore careers
By Richard Eisenberg
Technology
5 Ways to Get the Most From Your Fitness Tracker
Discover a health boost by going beyond just counting steps and calories burned
By Rashelle Brown
Health
Could We See More Patients Receive ‘Social Prescriptions?’
Studies show social activities can complement other treatments to improve health
By Kimberley Fowler
Money
Is the Swelling in Retirement Confidence Believable?
Why the upbeat views of America's workers and retirees may be suspect
By Richard Eisenberg
Sponsored
Age-Friendly Health Care: Speaking Up About What Matters to You
The case for taking an active role in our health care
By Terry Fulmer
Work & Purpose
How to Volunteer Abroad Without Breaking the Bank
Helping others and broadening perspectives through the Farmer-to-Farmer program
By Louisa Rogers
Caregiving
Food for Thought: Senior Residences Offering Better Dining Options
High-quality food, nicer surroundings and cooking activities please residents
By Kelsey Ogletree
Living
Sharing Nature’s Precious Legacy
Boomers can help raise a new generation of citizen scientists
By Phyllis L. Cohen
Health
There’s More to Yoga Than Flexibility
This podcast discusses research showing several benefits of yoga
By Paul Vogelzang
Technology
Who Shares Fake News? (We Know It Wasn’t You)
Americans 65 and older share more fake news than other age groups. Why?
By Andrew Lapin
Living
Maintaining Long-Term Friendships After a Move
By prioritizing all forms of communication, special relationships can still thrive
By Gary M. Stern
Money
How Young Adults Feel About Financial Independence From Their Parents
Surprising findings from a new survey of Americans age 18 to 34
By Richard Eisenberg
Health
Could We See More Patients Receive ‘Social Prescriptions?’
Studies show social activities can complement other treatments to improve health
By Kimberley Fowler
Money
Is the Swelling in Retirement Confidence Believable?
Why the upbeat views of America's workers and retirees may be suspect
By Richard Eisenberg
Sponsored
Age-Friendly Health Care: Speaking Up About What Matters to You
The case for taking an active role in our health care
By Terry Fulmer
Work & Purpose
How to Volunteer Abroad Without Breaking the Bank
Helping others and broadening perspectives through the Farmer-to-Farmer program
By Louisa Rogers
Caregiving
Food for Thought: Senior Residences Offering Better Dining Options
High-quality food, nicer surroundings and cooking activities please residents
By Kelsey Ogletree
Living
Sharing Nature’s Precious Legacy
Boomers can help raise a new generation of citizen scientists
By Phyllis L. Cohen
Health
There’s More to Yoga Than Flexibility
This podcast discusses research showing several benefits of yoga
By Paul Vogelzang
Technology
Who Shares Fake News? (We Know It Wasn’t You)
Americans 65 and older share more fake news than other age groups. Why?
By Andrew Lapin
Living
Maintaining Long-Term Friendships After a Move
By prioritizing all forms of communication, special relationships can still thrive
By Gary M. Stern
Money
How Young Adults Feel About Financial Independence From Their Parents
Surprising findings from a new survey of Americans age 18 to 34
By Richard Eisenberg
