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Past Issues

6 min read

Replacing “Nice” Items With Easier-to-Use Ones, Brain Supplements That Work (and Don’t), and Credit Cards for Seniors

Why practical household items often bring more satisfaction than impressive ones, what the evidence says about popular brain supplements, and how seniors can choose the right credit card for their needs.

7 min read

When a Friend Is Missing From the Table, The Best Fruit for Longevity, and Life Insurance Options for Seniors

How friend groups adjust after a loss, which fruit a healthy-aging researcher recommends for longevity, and what seniors should consider when comparing life insurance companies.

6 min read

How to Be Present Without Overstepping as a Grandparent, Hearing Loss and Dementia, and Choosing a New City in Retirement

How grandparents can stay involved while respecting family boundaries, what researchers have learned about the connection between hearing loss and dementia, and the factors retirees should consider before relocating.

6 min read

The Difference Between Giving Advice and Sharing Insight, How Mahjong May Support Brain Health, and Deciding Whether to Delay Retirement

Why sharing experience can be more helpful than giving advice, how the game of mahjong may help keep the mind active as you age, and what to consider if retiring at 65 no longer seems realistic.

6 min read

The Satisfaction of Doing Something the Long Way, Common Medications for Older Adults, and Long-Term Care Insurance Decisions

Why slower approaches can be surprisingly rewarding, which medications are commonly prescribed to older adults, and what to consider before buying long-term care insurance

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Creating a “Grandparent Drawer” Kids Always Want to Open, New Hope for Age-Related Vision Loss, and When Seniors Should Consider Selling Their Home

How a simple drawer can create lasting memories with grandchildren, what researchers are discovering about treating age-related vision loss, and the signs it may be time to sell your home in retirement.