Neither Black Nor White: More Research Into The Health Effects Of Coffee
November 4, 2026
The good news about the health benefits of coffee remains strong. By and large, the evidence continues to support a daily coffee habit as beneficial to your health. As Scientific American magazine recently summed it up, “In 2026 alone, studies across disciplines have found that coffee could reduce dementia risk,…
Light Weight: Research Reports Brief Strength Training May Still Get Big Results
October 28, 2026
As an older adult, there are so many reasons you should regularly do strength training (also known as resistance training). Whether at the gym, walking outside, or even inside your home, using either body movements or equipment like dumbbells or resistance bands, regularly engaging your muscles is going to help…
Best Of Times, Worst Of Times: The Challenge of Grandparenting in Today’s World
October 28, 2026
For those who are grandparents, there’s a lot to celebrate, yet a lot to be concerned about, in today’s world. It appears from recent data that about ⅔ of adults aged 65 and older are grandparents, and the older you get, the more likely you are to have grandchildren. In…
Myth Making: The Myths That Don’t Hold Up When It Comes To Healthy Aging
October 21, 2026
In this day and age, it’s hard to separate myth from reality, truth from scam. While we strive to provide you with solid information and evidence based on real scientific research, sometimes old myths die hard, or new health claims take hold without the requisite science behind them. Especially when…
You’ve Got To Move It: New Study Supports The Role Of Exercise As Medicine
October 14, 2026
There’s no doubt at this point that your lifestyle has a direct impact on how well you feel, move, and think as you get older. And physical movement has, time and again, proven to be an essential aspect of a healthy aging lifestyle, along with proper diet, sleep, and social…
Openings And Closings: Strategizing About Medicare Open Enrollment Season
October 14, 2026
As predictable as the arrival of shorter days and cooler weather, October also signifies the start of Medicare Open Enrollment season. Experts advise that you carefully review your current coverage as well as your anticipated health and medication needs for the coming year, and check whether your current plan (with…