PUMPING IRONY: Aging and Uncertainty
By Craig CoxA new book offers sage advice on the value of embracing the unknown as we age.
A new book offers sage advice on the value of embracing the unknown as we age.
There are lots of reasons why older folks struggle to get a good night’s sleep. Just don’t expect much consensus from the scientific community.
Is your body’s survival response stuck in the “on” position? Aviva Romm’s new book, The Adrenal Thyroid Revolution, explains how (and why) to locate the off switch.
People my age tend to avoid risky situations, so why is my brain so good at convincing me to put it all on the line?
When you accept adversity as a normal part of life, growing old doesn’t have to be so bad.
Has Big Pharma hatched a nefarious scheme designed to hook every American on cholesterol-lowering drugs — despite their dangers?
Calculate your sleep-related health risks by considering these six factors.
Creating and maintaining relationships is a key to a healthy life as we grow old, but it took my son’s wedding to convince me it was worth the effort.
How one woman overcame nearly two decades of chronic pain and found the fit life she’d been missing.
Curious about BCAAs? Our expert explains what they're good for — and how to right-size your intake.
Research shows that losing sleep slows your response speeds as much as if you'd had a couple cocktails.
Aligning your body's clocks is key to your wellness. Here's how to achieve optimum circadian health.
With flu season in full swing, I’m more curious than usual about what geezers like me can do to strengthen our immune systems. Science, however, offers surprisingly little help.
High levels of stress can take its toll even on healthy eaters.
Our declining life expectancy may not be as mysterious as experts think.
Recent attempts to clarify aspirin’s ability to prevent heart disease and cancer is succeeding only in giving this geezer a headache.
Carrier testing can clue you in to potential gene mutations in future pregnancies. Is it right for you?
Thirty-year mega study finds up to 48 percent of carcinoma could be prevented with healthy lifestyles.
It seems I was born into a mini-generation of boomers that is less susceptible to brain attacks than younger folks, a fact that I find more ironic than reassuring.
Go behind the scenes at our cover shoot with Aviva Romm, MD, as she shares how she's connecting science and nature in her medical approach.
Thinking about having your genome mapped? Consider these six issues first.