Recommended Reading for February 2022.

This article uses the term "aging seniors" and "final years of life" frequently.

You’ve probably seen or heard of the multitude of health monitors you can strap on your wrist. And you might assume that they have passed testing to show that they are accurate and reliable. Well, think again.

If you're fortunate enough to have one or both parents still living, you may have noticed a role reversal taking place in your relationship

When Love Gets Tough: Care Decisions for Loved Ones provides wisdom and guidance in making care facility placement decisions for a loved one and addresses the feelings of guilt, exhaustion and worry that can accompany a care placement decision.

Guilt and grief are among the most challenging feelings caregivers must face when transitioning from home to a care facility.

When the holidays pass, you might feel a wave of sadness taking over. But it can be reassuring to know that there are ways to cope.

The cluster of exams that make up the Knowledge take three or even four years to finish. Cabbies must know how to navigate 26,000 streets encompassing a six-mile circle around Charing Cross, the heart of London, in order to earn full licensure and a coveted green badge

Being a woman over sixty can sometimes be confusing, sometimes poignant, and sometimes hilarious. In this intimate and funny collection of essays, Zen Buddhist and writer Susan Moon maintains her sense of humor as she provides thoughtful insights on getting older.

The Social Security Board of Trustees today released its annual report on the long-term financial status of the Social Security Trust Funds.