The Link Between Cancer and Heart Disease
A growing awareness has led to the rise of 'cardio-oncology'
Featured
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
Naloxone: The Drug to Have in Case of an Opioid Overdose
Naloxone is easier to get now, due to the opioid addiction epidemic
By Amy Florian
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
A Father’s Grief: When Love Isn’t Enough
A poignant reflection on how saving his son wasn't an option
By Larry Carlat
Living
How to Live Sustainably in the Colder Months
These changes have a greater impact than you might think
By Elle Moulin
Money & Policy
Radical Notion: Time to Stop Giving Holiday Gifts?
Why doing so can be good for you and your loved ones
By Erica Sweeney
Living
How the Science of Brain Health Inspires a Storyteller
Josh Kornbluth's work emphasizes the importance of social connections
By Patricia Corrigan
Money & Policy
Expect a Little Better Service From Social Security Soon
The new commissioner is making changes, but there may be a catch
By Mark Miller
Money & Policy
4 Myths About Retiring Abroad
Two expats bust the misconceptions and explain the realities
By Edd and Cynthia Staton
Living
The Spiritual Practices of a Lapsed Protestant
Quiet reflection and assorted rituals bring a sense of calm and well-being
By Louisa Rogers
Money & Policy
LISTEN: Managing Debt in Retirement
Cautionary advice in the new 'Friends Talk Money' podcast episode
By Richard Eisenberg
Health
Could Meditation Benefit Cognitive Function?
Here’s what researchers know so far
By Patricia Corrigan
Work & Purpose
Work From Home? How About Work From Anywhere?
Employees would be happier and more productive — if bosses allowed it
By Richard Eisenberg
Living
‘Women-Only’ Trips Represent a Growing Travel Trend
Benefits include 'no primping' and 'a different level of bonding'
By Patricia Corrigan
Opinion
OPINION: Older Shouldn’t Mean Kept Separate
Why it's crucial to keep people 60+ integrated in our communities
By Terry Kaelber
Money & Policy
Radical Notion: Time to Stop Giving Holiday Gifts?
Why doing so can be good for you and your loved ones
By Erica Sweeney
Living
How the Science of Brain Health Inspires a Storyteller
Josh Kornbluth's work emphasizes the importance of social connections
By Patricia Corrigan
Money & Policy
Expect a Little Better Service From Social Security Soon
The new commissioner is making changes, but there may be a catch
By Mark Miller
Money & Policy
4 Myths About Retiring Abroad
Two expats bust the misconceptions and explain the realities
By Edd and Cynthia Staton
Living
The Spiritual Practices of a Lapsed Protestant
Quiet reflection and assorted rituals bring a sense of calm and well-being
By Louisa Rogers
Money & Policy
LISTEN: Managing Debt in Retirement
Cautionary advice in the new 'Friends Talk Money' podcast episode
By Richard Eisenberg
Health
Could Meditation Benefit Cognitive Function?
Here’s what researchers know so far
By Patricia Corrigan
Work & Purpose
Work From Home? How About Work From Anywhere?
Employees would be happier and more productive — if bosses allowed it
By Richard Eisenberg
Living
‘Women-Only’ Trips Represent a Growing Travel Trend
Benefits include 'no primping' and 'a different level of bonding'
By Patricia Corrigan
Opinion
OPINION: Older Shouldn’t Mean Kept Separate
Why it's crucial to keep people 60+ integrated in our communities
By Terry Kaelber
