A groundbreaking study published in JAMA Internal Medicine reveals a significant connection between treating hearing loss and reducing social isolation among older adults. The research indicates that seniors who received interventions for their hearing loss, such as hearing aids and audiology support, maintained more robust and diverse social connections over a three-year period compared to...Read More

At 103 years old, Deborah Szekely is living proof that radiant skin and graceful aging are possible—and her skincare routine is refreshingly simple. Szekely recently shared her daily regimen, which aligns closely with what science recommends for long-term skin health. Her approach includes a balanced diet, avoiding processed foods, regular exercise—such as walking a mile...Read More

Traveling this summer doesn’t have to break the bank, thanks to a variety of discounts designed to make exploration more affordable. When booking flights, it’s worth checking with airlines like United, British Airways, and Delta, which sometimes offer special fares for older adults. For ground transportation, Amtrak provides a 10% discount for those aged 65...Read More

Contrary to common assumptions, engaging with technology may offer unexpected cognitive benefits as we age. A meta-analysis published in Nature Human Behaviour by researchers Jared F. Benge, University of Texas at Austin and Michael K. Scullin, Baylor University suggests that activities like playing video games, using brain-training apps, and even navigating social media can stimulate...Read More

Kristin Chenoweth, at 56, is radiating a refreshing sense of contentment and self-acceptance, openly embracing the journey of aging. For the Broadway star, growing older isn’t something to be feared, but rather a privilege to be celebrated. In an interview with People magazine, she speaks candidly about the shift in her perspective, moving away from...Read More

Doctors who study aging have different ideas about why we get old. One idea is that our genes are programmed to make us age. Another is that there’s a trade-off: things that help us have babies might shorten our lives. A third theory is that the idea that genes that are beneficial early in life...Read More