Health
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Fitness and Exercise
Food and Nutrition
Health Care
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Mental Health and Well-Being
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Special Coverage
Talking About It: Aging and Mental Health
There is power in talking openly about mental health and mental illness. Featuring expert insight and personal stories, find support and resources on how to challenge stigma and rethink mental health as we age.
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Money & Policy
All Money & Policy
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Estate Planning
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Retirement Planning
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Politics
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Special Coverage
Perceptions on Wealth in Retirement
The Retirement Gap is a real-life problem. Learn how to prepare for whatever retirement may look like for you.
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Work & Purpose
All Work & Purpose
Finding a Job
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Starting a New Career
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Navigating Change
Growing a business means managing change. Read how entrepreneurs like you have done just that and found resources to succeed.
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Living
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Nature and the Outdoors
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Art + Aging in Community
Nationwide workshops and festivals offer community for aging artists
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Caregiving
All Caregiving
Caregiver Support and Resources
End of Life
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Long-Term Care Finance
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Dana Shavin

Dana’s essays and articles have appeared in Garden and Gun, Oxford American, The Sun, Fourth Genre, Today.com, Appalachian Review, Longridge Review, Psychology Today, Parade,Bark, The Writer, AARP’s The Ethel, and Travel+Leisure.com. She is an award-winning humor columnist for the Chattanooga Times Free Press, and the author of a memoir, The Body Tourist (Little Feather Books, 2014)and Finding the World: Thoughts on Life, Love, Home and Dogs, a collection of her most popular columns spanning twenty years. You can find more at Danashavin.com, and follow her on Facebook at Dana Shavin Writes.