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After 50, psychologists recommend this habit to prevent important friendships from fading
After 50, a simple habit can prevent friendships from fading as research shows.
Psychologies · 1m
Edgar Morin on aging wisdom
Edgar Morin's aging philosophy: keep childhood curiosity, teenage aspirations, adult responsibilities.
Psychologies · 1m
Aging doesn't have to hurt
How to advocate for your health when doctors dismiss your symptoms as 'just aging'.
Valleynewslive · 1m
Moving Smarter as You Age
Dr. Johnston explains how aging affects joint pain and simple changes can keep you active.
The Banner · 1m
Midlife as Self-Discovery
Midlife transitions can spark renewal instead of crisis.
Valleynewslive · 1m
Jamie Foxx new comedy special
Jamie Foxx's new Hulu special tackles aging and gangbanger encounters.
ABC7 Los Angeles · 1m
5 Makeup Mistakes Aging You
Makeup mistakes that age you, plus a Dollar Tree beauty fix.
Woman's World · 1m
Why your body feels stress before your mind
Your body signals stress before your mind does, according to aging experts.
Valleynewslive · 1m
Gut Health Matters More as You Age
Why digestive wellness becomes critical with age.
Valleynewslive · 1m
Gut health matters more as you age
Why digestive wellness becomes critical with aging.
Valleynewslive · 1m
Time Rides the Skin, Not the Soul
Samuel Ullman's quote on aging reveals how enthusiasm outlives physical time.
Psychologies · 1m
Midlife as self-discovery, not crisis
Midlife can bloom with self-discovery instead of crisis.
Valleynewslive · 1m
The 5 best strength exercises for people over 50
Starting at 30, you lose muscle every decade. Here's how to fight back and stay independent.
TIME · 2m
Experts tackle dementia care, kids' photos and libido
Viewers get advice on dementia appointments, sharing kids' photos online, and rebuilding libido after midlife.
Valleynewslive · 1m
Billionaires chasing immortality are wasting time, says physicist
Prof Jim Al-Khalili argues that pursuing endless life misses the point of time itself, which physics reveals to be far stranger than we think.
the Guardian · 1m
Ann Curry's Father Gave Her Advice That Changed Everything
Ann Curry reveals how her father's simple advice about service shaped her 45-year journalism career and empathy.
Woman's World · 1m
Teeth and brain health: How aging affects oral care
Poor dental health may speed brain decline as aging experts link teeth care to cognitive health
Valleynewslive · 1m
Retirement's real secret: find your passion
Financial security matters less than purpose. People who thrive in retirement build new careers, volunteer, or pursue long-held interests.
Kiplinger · 4m
Your Sexual Peak Isn't About Testosterone
Men's libido peaks around 40 despite declining testosterone, but social media and clinics push hormone therapy as a cure-all.
Men's Health · 3m
Dressing young after 65 isn't denying age
Society assumes older people in jeans and bright colors are refusing to age, but research shows it's often just staying true to yourself.
Psychologies · 1m
Love after 50 is possible, experts say
Specialists debunk the myth that romance ends at 50, pointing to mindset over age as the real barrier.
Psychologies · 1m
Why losing friends in your thirties is actually healthy
Research shows that shrinking your social circle in your thirties signals maturity, not failure, and boosts your wellbeing.
Psychologies · 1m
Baby boomers are having better sex after 60
New research shows older adults report more pleasure than younger generations, and experts share how to keep satisfaction high.
Woman's World · 2m
Chicago's Morning MVPs
A group of men over 50 gathers before dawn to play basketball, proving that age doesn't slow down energy or passion.
ABC7 Los Angeles · 1m
Your thyroid might be behind aging symptoms
Memory loss and fatigue blamed on age could signal thyroid problems that standard tests miss.
Valleynewslive · 2m
Western diet linked to faster brain decline in Alzheimer's risk carriers
A new study finds people with a common Alzheimer's genetic variant may experience faster cognitive decline if they eat a Western-style diet.
Newsweek · 2m
When dementia care exposes family fault lines
Dementia caregiving amplifies family tensions, but advance planning and support can help families navigate the strain.
The Conversation · 2m
Why your feet get bigger as you age
Your shoe size can change dramatically over decades. Here's what's happening to your feet and how to protect them.
TIME · 2m
After 50, people stop performing for approval
A documented shift in psychology shows that around age 50, people gradually abandon the social masks they've worn their entire lives.
Psychologies · 1m
Jasmine Guy on joy, faith and finding herself at 64
The 'A Different World' star opens up about her identity beyond acting, her three stress-busting Cs, and what's next.
Woman's World · 2m
The terror of 'a fall': why midlife fitness is complicated
Getting older means falling over becomes 'having a fall', and the effort to stay fit might hurt you first.
Newsweek · 1m
Learning a language keeps your aging brain sharp
Language learning engages multiple mental processes at once, building cognitive resilience that helps protect against age-related decline.
Ars Technica · 1m
4 brain-protecting habits from a neuroscientist
Dr. Gary Small shares the daily routines he uses to reduce his Alzheimer's risk as he ages.
Business Insider · 1m
Learning a new language keeps your aging brain sharp
Language learning engages multiple mental processes at once, building cognitive resilience that may help protect against age-related decline.
The Conversation · 2m
The 7000 Day Rule: Making time feel real
A fifty-year-old's decision to count life in days instead of years transformed how he experienced ordinary moments.
Wellbeing Magazine · 2m
What Harvard found makes us truly happy
After 80 years tracking 724 people, Harvard researchers discovered happiness depends far less on money than on two specific things.
Psychologies · 1m
70 is the new 60, and science proves it
People in their seventies now have the physical and mental abilities of sixty-year-olds from two decades ago.
Psychologies · 1m
5 daily habits that create happiness after 60
A Harvard researcher found that wellbeing in retirement depends on simple daily choices, not money or location.
Psychologies · 1m
Why reading for pleasure is good for your brain
New research shows that picking up a book can boost cognition, reduce stress, and protect against cognitive decline.
TIME · 1m
Why your friend circle shrinks as you age (and that's okay)
Seeing fewer friends with age isn't loneliness, it's a psychological shift toward deeper, more meaningful connections.
Psychologies · 1m
Long friendships may slow aging and reduce inflammation
Maintaining close friendships over years could protect your physical health as much as your mental wellbeing.
Psychologies · 1m
70 Up brings Britain’s life story to a close
The final 7 Up film left viewers crying as its cast looked back on 62 years of love, loss and survival.
Dailymail · 2m
South Korea got old fast. Here's what broke
South Korea aged into a super-aged society in 24 years, and the rest of the world gets to watch what happens next.
The Conversation · 3m
Katy Perry says she's 33. Her body, anyway
Biological age tests are everywhere now, so here is what the science behind them can and cannot tell you.
Woman's World · 1m
What your blood pressure numbers actually mean
A physician explains why high blood pressure starts quietly, and why the bottom number deserves more attention than it gets.
Valleynewslive · 1m
Your brain doesn't lose memories, it blends them
New brain scans suggest aging memory fails by mixing up files, not by emptying the cabinet.
The Conversation · 1m
What your blood pressure numbers actually mean
The bottom number is the one most people ignore, and it tells you whether your heart ever gets a break.
Valleynewslive · 2m
She thought she'd be spoiling her grandkids. She's raising them.
Joann Ernst, 72, pays rent, works a job, and disciplines two boys, while her retirement savings quietly drain away.
Business Insider · 1m
Diane von Furstenberg on her last act
At 79, the woman who sold a million wrap dresses talks Venice, Watergate, open marriages, and the winter of her life.
CBS News · 1m · 5 views
Two decades of caregiving, and a life on hold
Laura Lee Ehrlich has cared for five older relatives since 2002, and she is still waiting for her turn.
Business Insider · 2m
How to wake up tired eyes after 50
Dark circles and puffiness get stubborn after 50, but a spice rack and a few cheap buys can fix the look in minutes.
Woman's World · 2m
Bobbi Brown sold her name, then built a better one
She gave up her own name for $75 million, waited out a 25-year noncompete, and launched a new makeup brand the day it expired.
Naturallydannyseo · 4m
Annie Potts, Humpty Dumpty With Perfect Timing
Twenty-six surgeries, fifty years of work and a Broadway debut at 56, and she still starts every answer with gratitude.
Woman's World · 4m
The bedtime scroll that ages your brain
After 50, ten minutes of short videos before bed quietly eats into the sleep your brain uses to clean itself.
Psychologies · 1m
Learn an instrument after 60, your brain will thank you
Psychologists and neurologists agree on one retirement hobby that works several parts of the brain at once.
Psychologies · 1m