“Feeling older than your chronological age is associated with a higher likelihood of dementia, frailty, stroke and heart diseases, according to recent research by scientists and academics studying links between psychology and health,” the Wall Street Journal reports.
Since I don’t get to Paris or Manhattan often enough to spend time sipping coffee as I people-watch, I’ve discovered that awaiting the arrival of a loved one at Sacramento International Airport may be the next best thing.
Loneliness, a human condition as old as humans—and probably, countless other species—is emerging as the Mental Health Conundrum of the Year.
In the six years I’ve lived in my condo, as of this month, I’ve yet to unpack dozens of boxes and file cabinets in my garage.
Word that Disney is cutting 7,000 employees from its work force has caused some tummy-wummy trouble in what’s now being called The Allegedly Happiest Place on Earth.
Are you a non-senior who experiences so-called “senior moments”—those maddeningly off-the-radar blips when you find your missing cellphone in the dishwasher (you thought you’d been putting in a trivet to rinse off) or you forget altogether why you wandered into your garage (you were supposed to have brought the trash with you to empty into the can)?
– SMOKED LOCKS— Scientists have found that the reduction of nicotine in the manufacture of cigarettes may result in a corresponding reduction of cigarette smoking by people.
I had never heard the expression “red flags” before a friend told me— when her husband left her after a long marriage—“I should have paid attention to the red flags.”
Just when we thought Great Britain was out of step with the rest of the world, here comes the Wonky Veggies Movement.
Almost every week a nonfiction book comes out dissing previous nonfiction books.
