Heartfelt: The Current State Of Heart Health Among Older Adults
February 4, 2026
You may or may not realize that February is American Heart Month. So, while you’re making plans for affairs of the heart for February 14th, you might also want to gain better insight into just how your physical heart is doing these days. If you’re anything like other older adults,…
A Heady Brew: The Ever-Expanding Health Benefits Of Coffee
January 14, 2026
So how much are you paying for coffee these days? According to CNBC, the cost of coffee has gone up dramatically in recent years, and Consumer Reports notes that the price jumped 19% in 2025. Almost makes you wonder whether it’s worth drinking at this point- though for many, giving…
Off And On The Wagon: Are You Doing Dry January?
January 7, 2026
One week into the new year, and some of us are still celebrating (and some of us, not so much). For those still engaged in celebrations, or even for those who have returned to their usual state of affairs, what is your relationship with alcohol these days? In recent years,…
Signs And Symptoms: Are You At Risk For A Heart Attack?
October 15, 2025
As we highlighted in an earlier post on heart health, data from a recent study show that heart attack deaths in the United States have dropped dramatically since the 1970s. Why is that? Everything from technological advances in CPR and portable defibrillators to better cardiac imaging and cardiac care units…
No Sugarcoating This: Both Sugar And Sugar Substitutes Can Harm Your Health
September 10, 2025
As we head into the Fall and all of the sweet food goodies that may come our way (leftover Halloween candy, anybody?), it’s a good time to review the potential health harms of sugar and to take note of new research warning us that sugar substitutes may be no better…
Faster Fitness: Walking Speed Can Reflect- And Affect- Your Aging
May 14, 2025
Now that we’re approaching summer and with it, the warmer weather, there’s very little excuse for not getting outside for a stroll, even if only for a short period. As we’ve highlighted in numerous previous posts, the health rewards from just a short outdoor walk can be significant. Some obvious…