When thinking about how to age gracefully and live a long, vibrant life, most people prioritize things like exercise routines, healthy eating, and regular check-ups.

Think back to the last time you sat with your grandmother or grandfather as they shared stories from their past.

Chock-full of fiber, antioxidants, and heart-healthy fats, these seven foods make it easy to incorporate key nutrients for healthy aging into your eating pattern.

If an elder in your life needs help with their computer, phone, email inbox, or smart thermostat, they can bug you for help—or they can call on a dedicated IT professional trained to help seniors.

A growing body of research shows the importance of addressing loneliness and social isolation.

Adjusting to life as an empty nester can be a transformative experience. With children moving out, parents often find themselves with newfound time and opportunities to focus on personal growth and rediscover their interests.

Count your blessings, be thankful for what you have, and always look on the bright side: A new study of just under 50,000 older nurses in the US suggests that an attitude of gratitude  is linked to extra years at the end of your life.

Ageism has a long history in health care in the U.S. One example: For years before Medicare was established, in 1965, half of older adults in America had no health insurance at all.

Retirement is a significant milestone that can bring a mix of emotions.

Seniors often find themselves as targets in a world where financial exploitation and fraud are increasingly prevalent.