The average American loses over $100,000 by claiming Social Security too early
Itchy trigger fingers are costing people trillions of dollars every year
February 12, 2020
Matthew Rothenberg
Matthew Rothenberg has three decades' experience managing digital editorial programs for media and corporate clients. He is an expert in building workflows to streamline creation of targeted content tailored to websites, social media, newsletters, print and more. He is a pioneer of multiplatform content operations that unify a distributed team behind the strategic goals of clients, maximizing both quality and efficiency.
Past projects include the US launch of Campaign, Haymarket Media's flagship advertising-industry brand; and end-to-end creation of a digital newsroom for technology news outlet eWEEK. Matthew has written and edited for CBS Marketwatch, Fortune, Time Inc., and PCMag, among other titles. He is the co-author of You're Better Than Your Job Search with TheLadders.com CEO Marc Cenedella.
There’s a common disorder that looks like dementia — but it can be cured
This disorder has many of the same symptoms as diseases like Alzheimer's and Parkinson's, including memory loss, but is actually curable.
December 12, 2019
‘Golden blood’: a type so rare only a few people carry it
It has fewer than 50 known carriers worldwide.
September 17, 2019
Secret tape reveals Beatles planned another album
The Fab Four discussed their next project a month after wrapping 'Abbey Road.'
September 13, 2019
The best electric bikes for older riders
Electric bikes are skyrocketing in popularity — here are some of the best ones on the market.
September 10, 2019
What is pickleball? Millions of older Americans are playing the game
Mover over tennis and racquetball. Pickleball is taking over the court — for the 55-and-older crowd
August 30, 2019
A healthy social life helps fend off dementia
Researchers believe that being social has a positive impact on an aging mind
August 5, 2019
If you’re going to sit, do it at work. Your heart will thank you
A new study finds that sitting in front of the TV is worse for heart health than sitting down on the job
June 29, 2019
Feeling old? Unhealthy? This small activity boost will still add years to your life
A 20-year study finds that older people can extend their lives by increasing their activity starting now
June 28, 2019
New reality show features restaurant staffed by people with dementia
'The Restaurant That Makes Mistakes' has the support of Alzheimer's Society UK
June 17, 2019
Rehab like Jagger: How Mick bounced back from heart surgery
Can you recover that quickly if you're not super-rich or super-fit?
June 14, 2019
Unplugged: More than half of boomers still working said they’re happy to vacation without a smartphone
Survey says older travelers keep their holidays short and off the grid
June 14, 2019
The specific Japanese diet that holds the key to longevity
Want to gain years? Try Japan's traditional regimen of "soup and three"
June 11, 2019
Half of boomers are cutting back on sugar
Survey shows this generation is restricting sugary snacks at a higher rate than its younger peers
June 5, 2019
Retinal scan for Alzheimer’s gets green light for FDA fast track
The new device detects signs of telltale amyloid plaques with a simple eye test
May 28, 2019
A toilet seat that detects heart failure
Medical data is gathered and sent to cardiologists in a push to head off hospital readmissions
May 28, 2019
The cheapest big city for retirement in the US
Want to retire in an major city? Here are your most affordable options
May 15, 2019
Memory cafes offer dementia patients and caregivers a day out with dignity
Patients and their caregivers finally have a judgement-free social zone
May 3, 2019
The age at which men and women reach their peak salaries is likely earlier than you think
The gender gap doesn't only affect salaries, but the age at which men and women earn the most
May 3, 2019
This company offers paid leave for grandparents
Cisco will give you three extra days with your new grandchildren — will other employers follow suit?
May 2, 2019