Hotels vs. Airbnb vs. VRBO: Which Is Best for Your Trip?
All three can work well — but they offer very different travel experiences
Carolyn Ames
FDIC Rumors Spread Online — Is Your Money Still Safe?
Social media claims say the federal agency protecting bank deposits is being dismantled. Here’s what actually changed — and what it means for seniors.
A Gentle Diet That May Help Prevent Stroke
New neurology study and Harvard experts explain why this eating pattern keeps delivering
Looking to move? Try somewhere with a lot of... trees?
New research links tree-heavy neighborhoods to better heart health
AI Is Quietly Transforming Senior Healthcare
From mammograms to mental health, here’s what’s actually working
Healthy Eating on a Budget @ ALDI: A Senior’s Guide to Nutrition in 2026
Avoid "honey wheat" or anything listing "enriched wheat flour," which Parrish labels as "literal garbage"
What Your Body May Be Telling You Weeks Before a Heart Attack Hits
9 early warnings many seniors miss
They’re Trying to Bring Back Nursing Home Staffing Rules
After federal standards were rolled back, lawmakers are pushing to restore 24/7 nurse coverage
When the Scale Drops — and Worry Goes Up
Stress? Meds? Dental problems? Time to review your situation.
Falls Now Dominate ER Visits — Seniors Pay the Price
New injury data shows nearly half of all ER injury visits stem from falls — most happening at home.
Staring at Screens? These Eye Drops May Help
A new study shows symptom relief matters more than perfect test scores
Dementia Patients Still Get Risky Drugs. Why?
A new JAMA study shows warnings aren’t stopping prescriptions
Cancer Survival Hits a Historic High in the U.S.
New American Cancer Society report shows steady gains — even for the deadliest cancers
Long-Term Care Insurance Is Back on Seniors’ Radar
Why planning now could protect your retirement later
West Nile Deaths Jumped 32% — Seniors Are Most at Risk
Doctors say the virus is being underestimated, even as serious cases rise.
The Silent Eye Disease Many Seniors Miss
Why glaucoma screenings matter more than you think