Embracing the Marks of a Life Well-Lived
Wrinkles are not just signs of aging; they are the lasting marks of a life filled with laughter and joy.
Wrinkles are not just signs of aging; they are the lasting marks of a life filled with laughter and joy.
A study of movement tracking found a brisk daily 15-minute walk is enough to cut the risk of heart disease, but a 30-minute stroll is not.
Japanese researchers successfully generated hair follicles inside in vitro cultures, which could lead to useful treatments for hair loss.
Biogen and Eisai released their phase 3 trial results, showing new Alzheimer's drug lecanemab slowed the rate of cognitive decline by 27%.
Building a preschool right inside a home for the elderly lets the young and old take care of each other. The mix has proven to be a wild success.
A devoted Alberta husband has gone to beauty school to help his wife get ready now her eyesight is failing.
Work ethic, a seafood-rich diet, deep family ties, and now improving medical technology are elongating the lives of the Japanese yet further.
A new survey of 2,000 American adults examined perspectives around aging and also identified the benefits of getting older.
Online virtual trips to a museum may benefit older people by reducing frailty and cognitive decline and improving quality of life.
New research suggests that eating grapes might combat the effects of junk food diet—by flushing out the refined fats and sugars.
Loui found that for older adults who listened to some of their favorite music, including The Beatles, connectivity in the brain increased.
Keith, a retired probation officer took the first picture together with his friend Martin, a paramedic, in a Woolworths in Lincoln.
David Flucker, a dedicated charity shop volunteer spends 12 hours a week commuting to and from work- despite being 100 years old.
Middle-aged people unable to stand on one leg for 10 seconds are almost twice as likely to die within the next decade, according to new research.
To mark National Pet Week, May 7-14, a pair of dog experts compiled the top things you should and shouldn't be doing with your senior pooches
A great-grandmother was granted her birthday wish to ride on the back of a Harley – reliving her youth, while celebrating turning 90.
According to a recent study, researchers found that, for senior citizens, every 500 additional daily steps reduces the risk of heart trouble.
Gray hair is something that many women—and men—have tried to hide for generations. A new study may have found a way to prevent it.
Feeling happy about getting older can help combat a common type of memory loss, according to a new study from Yale.
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