GLP Drugs & Seniors: Good, Bad, or Indifferent? It Depends, PART 1
The one thing in your body that's not a big fan of rapid weight loss is... do you know?
Gary P Guthrie
Nasal Swab Test Spots Early Alzheimer’s Signals
Study finds changes in nerve and immune cells that appear before memory loss.
7 Hidden Phone Features Seniors Already Own (But Rarely Use)
Before you buy another gadget, check what your phone can already do
Mediterranean Diet Keeps Racking Up Wins for Older Adults
New research links it to lower stroke risk, better sleep, brain health, and longevity — without feeling like a “diet.”
Yale’s Famous “Happiness Course” is Free — a Great Mental Workout for Retirees
A science-backed way to reduce the risk of dementia and heart disease
Allergy Expert Says Seniors Need to Gear Up N-O-W
Are you too old for allergy shots? Let's see if we can find your an answer.
Seniors Say Basic Economy Isn’t the Bargain It Used to Be
Major airlines are stripping perks from cheap seats, and seniors may be the ones most likely to feel the surprise.
Controlling Your Own Destiny When Care Needs Change
Why planning ahead protects dignity, autonomy, and choice—no matter what comes next
Long TSA Lines Could Cause Missed Flights This Spring
What travelers should know before heading to the airport
Another Week, Another SSA Change (or two)
Here's when you'll get your checks this month
A-Choo! Allergy Season Is Getting Longer. Seniors Feel It First.
Warmer weather is stretching pollen season across the U.S. — and the Ohio Valley is right in the middle of it.
5 Airline Myths That Can Trip Up Seniors
A new airline industry report says confusing policies and tech-heavy systems are hurting travelers — especially older ones.
Wanna Live Longer? Here, Eat This!
Experts agree on the basics — but say personalization matters more than perfection
The Truth About Store Brands? This Truth You CAN Handle!
Included: a cheat sheet on how to play detective in this game
Why a Life-Threatening Sedative Is Being Prescribed More Often to Seniors
New research shows antipsychotic use in older adults has surged—despite clear risks and limited benefit
Medicaid’s Hidden Helpers: What Your State Might Pay For
From hearing aids to home safety upgrades, some state programs quietly cover what Medicare won’t.