Celebrities
Paul Rudd: The Man Who Won’t Act His Age
By Sondra Barr Actor Paul Rudd is approaching 60 with the kind of confidence that comes from knowing exactly who he is and seemingly unbothered by how famous he is. At 57, he has been […]
Year: 2026
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Before You Take That Pill: What Every Adult Over 50 Should Know About Supplements and Prescription Drugs
By Edward Langford That bottle of fish oil on your kitchen counter? It might be working against your blood thinner. The turmeric you started taking for your knees? It could be quietly reducing the effect […]
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Clearing The Fog: A Modern Day Guide to Cataracts and Their Treatment
By MATTHEW K. ADAMS, MD, MBA If you’re over 40 and have ever said, “Why do my glasses never seem strong enough?” or “Why is it so dark in here?” then welcome to the club. […]
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When Avoidance Runs the Show
By Amanda Fisher I betting you know the feeling. There’s a task tucked somewhere on your list that quietly nags at you, a small but persistent gnaw of “I’ll get to that later.” It might […]
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Healthy Aging: Staying Young While Growing Older
By Thomas Mitchell Everyone understands that life has an endpoint. What is far less settled is how we experience the years leading up to it. For many people, the real goal is not simply adding […]
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Charles Toulson, MD, MBA: Founder of the SURRE Knee–A New Era in Knee Replacement
Charles Toulson, MD, MBA, is an orthopedic surgeon who is committed to excellence. From a young age, he realized that his aptitude for medicine could help people living with chronic pain, and he dedicated his […]
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Billy Bob Thornton: The Road Less Traveled
By Sondra Barr There are actors who polish themselves into something unrecognizable over time—sanding down the edges, rounding out the rough spots, becoming easier to place and easier to sell. And then there’s Billy Bob […]
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Macular Degeneration Explained: Protecting Your Sight as You Age
By MATTHEW K. ADAMS, MD, MBA Macular degeneration, often referred to as AMD (Age-related Macular Degeneration), is a progressive eye disease that affects the macula, a small but crucial part of your retina responsible for […]
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Annoying Habits That Quietly Drive People Crazy
By SUSAN DI CLEMENTE Small irritations have a way of sneaking into our daily life. They’re not dramatic moments or major confrontations, just tiny behaviors that quietly chip away at patience. Most people recognize these […]
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Caregiving – Where Do I Find Support for Me?
By Nancy Jackson, MBA, past caregiver and support leader The news is filled with phrases like “America’s unseen workforce,” “on the brink of a caregiving emergency,” and “family caregivers in the United States are being […]