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Category: Seniors

Sleep and the senior years: what actually helps
Seniors

Sleep and the senior years: what actually helps

If you are sleeping less than you used to, you are not alone and you are not necessarily doing anything wrong. According to the National Institute on…

byAllyson GoodJune 1, 2026July 19, 2026
You have seen five revolutions!
Seniors

You have seen five revolutions!

If you’re around 70, you haven’t just, seen a lot of change., You’ve basically ridden five revolutions in one lifetime. First came personal computers. In…

byAllyson GoodJune 1, 2026July 19, 2026
Seniors

A blood test for Alzheimer’s

For decades, diagnosing Alzheimer’s disease required expensive PET brain scans or a spinal tap. In May 2025, that changed. The FDA cleared the first blood…

byAllyson GoodJune 1, 2026July 19, 2026
Seniors

What those ads on your tablet aren’t telling you

If you have spent any time playing games on a phone or tablet lately, you have almost certainly seen two types of advertising aimed squarely at older…

byAllyson GoodMay 1, 2026July 19, 2026
Speed Training game shown to reduce dementia risk
Seniors

Speed Training game shown to reduce dementia risk

Brain training research shows a 25 percent reduction in dementia risk for one specific type of game. It used a specific exercise called Double Decision,…

byAllyson GoodMay 1, 2026July 19, 2026
Who do you call? The emergency contact question nobody talks about
Seniors

Who do you call? The emergency contact question nobody talks about

Every doctor’s office asks it. Every hospital intake form includes it. Who is your emergency contact? For many older adults, that line sits blank for a…

byAllyson GoodMay 1, 2026July 19, 2026
Seniors

If your stove shouldn’t be on, this device will turn it off

The iGuard was one of the most talked-about smart home products at the 2026 Consumer Electronics Show. The iGuard is designed for one critical purpose:…

byAllyson GoodApril 1, 2026July 19, 2026
Recalling the events of our lives: Half a century since the war in Vietnam
Seniors

Recalling the events of our lives: Half a century since the war in Vietnam

If you think back a little over 50 years, those haunting images from April 1975 may still linger: the frantic helicopter evacuations from Saigon’s…

byAllyson GoodApril 1, 2026July 19, 2026
Seniors

Your new best friend might be an AI

You’ve probably heard of Alexa or Google Assistant, the friendly voices that answer questions, play music, and set reminders. A recent survey found that…

byAllyson GoodApril 1, 2026July 19, 2026
Seniors

Understanding Medicare’s new TEAM experiment: Better care for seniors after surgery

As a senior on Medicare, you might worry about what happens after a major surgery’like a hip replacement or heart bypass. That’s where Medicare’s new…

byAllyson GoodMarch 1, 2026July 19, 2026

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