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Chronic Stress Can Damage Your Health
<p>On The Doctors, Freda Lewis-Hall, M.D. and Travis Stork, M.D. talk about how chronic stress can impact your health. Learn more at <a...
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How Not to Say the Wrong Thing
<p>Afraid of saying the wrong thing to someone you know is ill? Clinical psychologist, Susan Silk, shares her "Ring Theory" diagram and advises on...
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How to Keep Up With Your Kids: Tips For Older Dads
<p>Some older dads see their age as a disadvantage when it comes to raising their kids. Read some advice from family and fitness experts on how to...
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Scams: Brain study suggests why older people are more vulnerable
<p>A recent study suggests that older people might be more vulnerable to scams because they like and trust people more. <a...
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How to Inspire Others in Retirement
<p class="MsoNormal" style="margin: 0in 0in 10pt;"><span style="font-family: Calibri; font-size: small;">Getting older can be a mutually benefitting...
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Tax Tip: Seniors, Do Not Forget April 1
Filing taxes shouldn't be the only thing on your radar if you are an IRA owner over the age of 70. If you haven't begun withdrawing from your IRA,...
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Personal Finance: How to Be Ready to Retire Early
<p>Retiring early is a decision that some people will decide to make in their lives. With proper planning and preparation, it can be attainable at...
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A Taxing Choice: How to Save for Retirement
<p>Understanding tax diversification may help you financially prepare for retirement. Learn more about taxable, tax deferred and tax free accounts on ...
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Living Life to the Fullest: A new kind of resolution
With the tradition of making and breaking New Year’s Resolutions, the Saving Memories Forever blog encourages people to make resolutions that...
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Don't Let Diabetes Take Your Life Away
<p>A patient once described diabetes to me this way - "If it doesn't take your life, it takes your life away." As the number of Americans diagnosed...
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Former Austin, TX Mayor Bruce Todd on Strategies to Stay Young-at-Heart
Bruce Todd, former mayor of Austin, Tx., shares his thoughts on the opportunities that come with age and experience at the U.S. Conference of Mayors...
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Former Oakland Mayor Dellums on Quality of Life in Aging
<p>Ronald V. Dellums, former mayor of Oakland, Ca., and Member of the U.S. House of Representatives, speaks on the importance of quality of life as...
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Depression: You're Not Alone
Depression is a very serious illness that affects an estimated 1 in 10 Americans at any given time. Symptoms of depression can appear differently in...
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What Your Genes May (or May Not) Tell You About Your Health
Only a few years ago, it wasn't possible to send a saliva sample off in the mail and get back a readout of your personal genetic profile. But these...
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Raising Children Again
According to the 2000 U.S. Census, 4.5 million children are being raised by grandparents, due to any number of circumstances, including death of a...
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Embracing Children for Who They Are
<p>The New York Times Personal Health Columnist Jane Brody writes about raising children with a healthy self-image and learning to appreciate your...
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Time for Elder Care?
MarketWatch reporter and health-care columnist Kristen Gerencher shares four essential tips for handling an aging parent's mental or physical...
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Ten Ways to Help the Youth Caregiver in Your Life
In the U.S., there are roughly 1.4 million children and teenagers caring for disabled, injured, ill or aging relatives. Cristy Kovach Hom, LCSW and...
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Want to Make Over Your Outside? Don't Forget Your Inside
On a recent episode of the Rachael Ray Show, ace stylist Gretta Monahan and I helped a woman named Kat through an age-defying makeover. Now, when we...
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Reboot Your Body
While it seems that our bodies are pretty solid structures - and they are - at a cellular level they are constantly renewing. You change each blood...
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Physical Activity - It All Adds Up
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Running for Alzheimer's
When Samantha Howe's mother was diagnosed with Alzheimer's disease in November 2009, she knew she wouldn't be able to fix it. She decided to raise...
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Helping Aging Parents Manage Their Money
Writer Susan Johnston explains how to recognize when it may be time to get more involved in your aging parent's financial decisions and offers five...
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Growing Up With Bullies Is Not a Normal Part of Childhood
Earlene Strayhorn, M.D., child and adolescent psychiatrist at Loyola University Medical Center, discusses research on bullying and its harmful...
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7 Ways to Save and Generate More Money in Retirement
David Bakke, a financial contributor for Money Crashers Personal Finance, offers seven tips to help you make or save money during your retirement,...
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Teaching You to Drive is Driving Me Crazy
Bloggers Lisa Endlich Heffernan and Mary Dell Harrington discuss teaching teenagers to drive, including both worries about "placing a lethal weapon...
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Empty Nest's Silver Lining
"I have been preparing for the empty nest for two decades. I hated it when my boys went off to nursery school. I was not one of those mothers who...
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Seven Signs My Son Is Growing Up
"My youngest son Ian is 8 years old, and since my baby-making factory is closed for business, I want to hang on to these childhood years for as long...
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Urinary Incontinence: Steps You Can Take
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Things I Wish People Told Me When I Entered My 20s
Thought Catalog writer Ryan O'Connell shares "some things I wish someone told me on my 20th birthday," including "Some of your friends are poison"...
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How Smoking Affects your Health
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The Diet Secrets of Centenarians
In this post, Bradley Willcox M.D., M.S., a physician specializing in geriatrics and long-term care, discusses the unique diet and lifestyle of...
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Caregiver: When To Take The Keys Away
In this post, HuffPost Live host Abby Huntsman discusses how to take the keys away from elderly parents with a group of caregivers. Read more and...
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Hepatitis C: Rethinking Whom to Screen?
A new Centers for Disease Control (CDC) study that analyzed U.S. mortality data from 1999-2007 showed that chronic virus infection from Hepatitis C...
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What Did Your Doctor Ask You? Not Much, Says Poll
A depression screening, a falls-risk assessment and an annual medication review are just a few of the preventative services many doctors are skipping ...
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Foods to Soothe Menopause Symptoms
Menopause brings with it a number of symptoms, including hot flashes, night sweats and irritability. According to this article, some foods can help...
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5 Ways To Deal With Negativity When It Comes To Your Parenting Decisions
<p>In this post, blogger Danielle Buffardi shares advice on how to handle resistance to your parenting choices. Read more on the <a...
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Aubrey de Grey: What is Ageism?
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Four Rules for a Healthy Lifestyle
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Cancer Makes Me Angry: One Mom's Fight
"Three years ago today, I heard words no 34 year old mom of two should ever have to hear: you have cancer. I stared in disbelief, reeling, rejecting...
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20 Things You Can Do to Make Your Life Easier
"I’m a crappy housewife. I was bad at before I had kids, terrible when I was stay at home and I’m even worse at it now that I’m...
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Stroke Signs
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Candy Chang: Before I Die, I Want To...
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The Joys of Aging
<p>Aging is not all dark and dreary. There are actual joys that come with aging—and wisdom isn't the only one, according to this article in the ...
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Childfree 97-Year-Old's Lessons on Why Kids Aren't the Key to a Cared-for Old Age
Writer Laura Carroll, author of "Families of Two," tells the story of a woman named Libby who never had children. But when Libby passed away, shortly ...
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Parenting Was So Easy Before I Had Kids
Mom blogger Betsy Shaw reacts to an essay she wrote at age 21 on parenting—years before becoming a parent and understanding the challenges that ...
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Author Delights in Growing Old Gracefully
Virginia Ironside, British journalist and creator of the show "The Virginia Monologues: Why Growing Old is Great," shares her thoughts on aging and...
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Never Leave the Playground
What's the secret to a long and healthy life? According to Steven Jepson, who's in his 70s, it's play. And lots of it. He's proven it by turning his...
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The Beauty of Aging
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How to Handle Annoying Advice
Parenting.com Contributing Editor and author of "Baby Days" Barbara Rowley offers tips on how keep your cool when faced with unwelcome parenting...
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How I Got My Four-Year-Old to Care About 'Not-Smoking'
In this article, writer and founder of Tea With Mommy, Helena De Souza Bianchi shares guidance for parents on how to explain the harms of smoking to...
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How to Make the World Better
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How Can You Help an Angry Teen?
Child counselor and author of "The Anger Workbook for Teens" Raychelle Cassada Lohmann, M.S., L.P.C., explores teen anger and offers seven strategies ...
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What's Your Money Message to Millennials?
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My Kid Isn't Special, and Neither Is Yours
Mom and environmental writer Ann Cavlovic discusses the dark side of being a doting parent and why she thinks the word "special" has lost its...
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Dear 16-Year-Old Me
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Do 6-Month-Olds Really Need Music Class?
New York Times blogger KJ Dell'Antonia discusses the results of two studies by the McMaster Institute for Music and the Mind suggesting that infants...
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What Do You Do When Your Child Says Scary Things?
"Our oldest son has always been a bit... intense. Like me, he's dramatic, and emotional, and vocal about his feelings. It's a temperament I can...
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Things I Didn't Know Before Becoming a Mom
AnnArbor.com entertainment journalist Jenn McKee shares her story of welcoming her first child and losing her mom to breast cancer at roughly the...
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World's Oldest People
<p>Ten supercentenarians, ages 110 and older, share their secrets on healthy aging and longevity. Read more on <a...
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Study: Higher Autism Rates for Autism Siblings
In this blog post, "Thinking Person's Guide to Autism" editor and parent Shannon Des Roches Rosa shares her thoughts on a study in the journal...
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Can Blogging Be Therapeutic for Teenagers?
Blogging may be beneficial for teens who suffer from anxiety and self-esteem issues, according to a study published by the American Psychological...
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Six Surprising Behaviors That Age You
Running up stairs, overheating your food and not wearing sunglasses are behaviors that might contribute to premature aging. What else? Find out on <a ...
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Is a Clinical Trial an Option For You? A Talk with Pfizer's Freda Lewis-Hall, M.D.
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What Is Dry Skin Brushing and Should I Do It?
My Aunt Bertha contacted me to ask if she should be doing “dry skin brushing.” It seems her retired neighbor had mentioned she’d recently overslept...
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Making Your Mark Is Hard' and Other Tips For Grads
This article features life lessons for college grads from several high-profile commencement speeches, including this one by journalist Maria Shriver: ...
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How to Discipline With Different Parenting Styles
In this article, Todaysparent.com contributor Liza Finlay offers advice on how to deal with disagreements on disciplining your child without wrecking ...
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9 Childhood Rules Best Forgotten by Adults
"Feed a cold/starve a fever." "Coffee stunts your growth." "If you crack your knuckles, you’ll get arthritis." These are just a few rules from...
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Women and Aging: Getting Older, Feeling Better and Untangling Some Answers
In this article, reporter Evelyn Theiss discusses extreme fatigue and how to know when it's time to see your doctor. Read more on <a...
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Ten Ways Older People Withdraw from Life
While it's not unusual to cut back on driving, hobbies and certain social activities as we get older, withdrawing from day-to-day activities and...
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Stroke Victims are Getting Younger
While most incidents of stroke occur in people ages 65 and older, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, the number of stroke...
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Menopause Experiences
In this Ode magazine article, four women going through menopause share their experiences and advice on coping with symptoms. Read more on <a...
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Encore Careers
In this video, boomers discuss post-retirement work and volunteering. Some are even launching new careers and starting their own businesses. Watch...
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Making Social Security Work
In this video, seniors discuss the challenges of managing Social Security benefits. Watch the video on <a...
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Early Intervention and Best Practices for Autism Awareness
In this blog post, Thinking Person's Guide to Autism editor and parent Shannon Des Roches Rosa defines behavioral awareness and explains how it can...
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10 Things Your Commencement Speaker Won't Tell You
Writer Charles Wheelan skips the "saccharine and over-optimistic words of the typical commencement address" and instead shares real-life advice for...
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40 Things I've Learned in 40 Years
Blogger Becca Wilkinson celebrates her 40th birthday and shares a list of 40 learnings, including "the grass isn't always greener," "I have a temper" ...
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You Get Old
In this essay, writer Pat Jordan discusses how aging has humbled him. Read Pat's story on <a href="http://www.mensjournal.com/you-get-old-2">Men's...
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Health Tip: Eat Right During Menopause
The Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics offers four dietary tips for women to help ward off weight gain and manage stress during menopause. Read more...
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Do You Read Your Medication's Package Insert?
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Facing 50 and Menopause: The Tests You Need to Take After the Transition