Recognizing Accurate Memories
By John Salak – The hard reality is that an awful lot of people will experience some form of memory loss, especially as they age. These lapses aren’t always—or even
Mature Health
The Osteoporosis Assault
Osteoporosis. A lot of people realize it has something to do with bone health and that it’s not an especially good thing. That’s an understatement. The condition relates to a
Isolated Parents Are Unhealthy
By Sean Zucker – It’s true that parents sacrifice a ton for their kids. At a minimum, they give up their time, money, sleep and a lot of freedom for
Is Retirement Healthy?
By Sean Zucker – Many older Americans are simply preparing to work for the rest of their lives. To be exact, one in four U.S. adults aged 50 and older
Sleepless Nights Cause Liver Disease
By Sean Zucker – The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) reports that at least a third of U.S. adults do not regularly receive the recommended amount of sleep, which is
Loneliness Hits Young & Older Adults
By John Salak – It appears the world is a lonely place, especially for younger and older adults. Estimates vary, but one report notes that overall about one in three
Stressing Out Over Strokes
Americans undoubtedly are giving themselves a stroke for a variety of reasons. In fact, hundreds of thousands of Americans get hit with one every year—and lots of these people die from the
Blue-Collar Retirees Face Pressures
By John Salak – Retirement is a mixed bag for many. It is supposed to signal a gateway to reward and relaxation for mature adults. In reality, it’s a time
Emoji Reluctance Hurts Older Adults
By John Salak – Emojis seem to be overtaking the world for just about everyone using digital communications—everyone but older adults that is. But the reason mature folks avoid plugging
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