Who Shares Fake News? (We Know It Wasn’t You)
Americans 65 and older share more fake news than other age groups. Why?
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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
Work & Purpose
To Retire or Not to Retire?
A retired therapist on using your conflicting voices to guide you to a decision
By Connie Zweig
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
Caregiving
Caregivers: When’s the Last Time You Took a Vacation?
Time to relax and recharge is essential for you and your loved one
By Debbie Swanson
Living
My Personal ‘Antiques Roadshow’
Passover china and other family items are too precious to live without
By Karen Galatz
Caregiving
Dementia Care Reimagined: A Q&A With Dr. Tia Powell
The author calls for more research on developing compassionate care models
By Edie Grossfield
Money
Retiring on Next to Nothing in America
The 'Downhill From Here' author's report on a poverty-stricken Louisiana town
By Katherine S. Newman
Living
NPR’s ‘Wait Wait…Don’t Tell Me!’ Panelists Tell All
They've learned the goal is to be funny ... not necessarily smart
By Claire Zulkey
Caregiving
The Hidden Suicide Epidemic Among Long-Term Care Residents
Experts point to loneliness, disability and lack of proper care as reasons
By Melissa Bailey and JoNel Aleccia
Money
How the Oldest People in America’s Blue Zone Make Their Money Last
What they're doing right in Loma Linda, Calif., and what the rest of us can learn
By Richard Eisenberg
Living
The Splendor of Sandhill Cranes
Citizen scientists 'flock' to Nebraska to witness the annual migration
By William Gurstelle
Work & Purpose
3 Cheers for Late Bloomers
Author Rich Karlgaard on their advantages and why older workers should 'repot'
By Richard Eisenberg
Technology
Do Your Homework on Mobile Health Apps
A paradox of choice is combined with potential for more effective health care
By George Lorenzo
Work & Purpose
Working in Retirement: Becoming an Apartment Rental Agent
3 things to know before taking this part-time job
By Nancy Dunham
Health
Yes, It’s Still Important to Protect Yourself From STIs
Here's what you need to know to avoid sexually transmitted infections
By Erin Yelland
Caregiving
Dementia Care Reimagined: A Q&A With Dr. Tia Powell
The author calls for more research on developing compassionate care models
By Edie Grossfield
Money
Retiring on Next to Nothing in America
The 'Downhill From Here' author's report on a poverty-stricken Louisiana town
By Katherine S. Newman
Living
NPR’s ‘Wait Wait…Don’t Tell Me!’ Panelists Tell All
They've learned the goal is to be funny ... not necessarily smart
By Claire Zulkey
Caregiving
The Hidden Suicide Epidemic Among Long-Term Care Residents
Experts point to loneliness, disability and lack of proper care as reasons
By Melissa Bailey and JoNel Aleccia
Money
How the Oldest People in America’s Blue Zone Make Their Money Last
What they're doing right in Loma Linda, Calif., and what the rest of us can learn
By Richard Eisenberg
Living
The Splendor of Sandhill Cranes
Citizen scientists 'flock' to Nebraska to witness the annual migration
By William Gurstelle
Work & Purpose
3 Cheers for Late Bloomers
Author Rich Karlgaard on their advantages and why older workers should 'repot'
By Richard Eisenberg
Technology
Do Your Homework on Mobile Health Apps
A paradox of choice is combined with potential for more effective health care
By George Lorenzo
Work & Purpose
Working in Retirement: Becoming an Apartment Rental Agent
3 things to know before taking this part-time job
By Nancy Dunham
Health
Yes, It’s Still Important to Protect Yourself From STIs
Here's what you need to know to avoid sexually transmitted infections
By Erin Yelland
