108-year-old woman says champagne is the secret to a long life
Who are we to argue?
Who are we to argue?
Baby Boomers have immense buying power, and Silicon Valley is taking notice.
Not only are you likely to live longer, but your children may be as well.
Research shows that not only can dancing be fun, it may also reverse signs of aging in the brain.
Hospitals were not designed for older adults.
Our ability to produce and comprehend language is well preserved into older adulthood.
She can be seen yanking on the locked door unsuccessfully, then returning with a battery-powered saw.
Getting older often means taking fewer risks. It absolutely shouldn’t.
Boomers, millennials, and Gen Z see things differently
But one thing stays the same across race and ethnicity: sun damage
Why has aging become such a trend?
By computing masses of data about the health of your cells, computers can figure out your real biological age
The Moscow Longevity Project has 130,000 members and a long list of activities
Perhaps a tech intervention is in order
We can choose to be relevant and visible rather than to quietly disappear
Few older Americans take advantage of public parks. The amenities might be to blame
Studies show that remedies certainly do turn up in some random places
Yes, we are mortal, but we’re not quite believing it
Most seniors report feeling distinctly positive about their health, often despite chronic conditions
The long and short of cellular lifespans: some cells are in it for the long haul
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