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Browse news, research and trends shaping life after 50, covering work, culture, wellness and play.
As we age Duke researchers say it may be the number of medications not the drug type that raises risk.
Marriage and wellbeing: a study compares life satisfaction, health and family support in the U.S. and Japan.
New research offers a promising new perspective on dietary interventions for metabolic health.
Why do midsections widen for those 50 and up? It’s all due to the arrival of a new type of adult stem cell.
Study shows engagement with the devices leads to better cognitive health outcomes.
New findings show many Americans face financial stress from inflation and rising cost of living.
Cats are outpacing the dogs when it comes to pet adoption, according to new statistics released by PetSmart.
New study highlights how digital platform can uncover problems even before symptoms emerge.
Artificial intelligence in pet care: how veterinarians use AI to support diagnosis and detect illness.
Sunday Scaries launches THC gummies marketed for sleep and restless nights.
A new global survey uncovers the many ways pet cats and dogs impact our daily wellbeing.
Research indicates travel enhances physical health, cognitive resilience, and social engagement.
Gen X investment confidence: research explores financial planning gaps as retirement approaches.
Gen X at work: research examines overlooked experience, employer support and workplace wellness programs.
Muscle imbalances and movement: a University of Virginia expert explains the familiar midlife groan.
Since 1938, it has tracked 724 families to uncover what it really takes to live a truly happy life.
Granted it was done by a major supplier, but new study reveals link between pasta consumption and happiness.
UTA researchers plan to find out how we age through new study on factors impacting aging on adults.
New research tells us why. But are brands and policy makers listening?
Gen X retirement readiness: a survey explores savings, financial confidence and fears of outliving money.
