Seniors’ recreation center marks 8th year
Sunshine Place members and guests recently celebrated its eighth anniversary with a tea party theme. “I just want to thank everybody for your friendship, for the camaraderie, for making the
Sunshine Place members and guests recently celebrated its eighth anniversary with a tea party theme. “I just want to thank everybody for your friendship, for the camaraderie, for making the
If Ivana Trump did not fall down the stairs, would she still be alive today? Maybe. New York City’s medical examiner ruled that the socialite-businessperson ex-wife of former US President
The Penn Relays are the oldest and largest track and field competition in the United States, hosted annually by the University of Pennsylvania. Its more than 300 events attract more
Coming back from a recent conference abroad, a patient asked me if I’m not yet tired of attending scientific meetings. After all, I’ll turn 69 in a few months and
“To care for those who once cared for us is one of the highest honors.”—Tia Walker, author When I moved into my new home in April, I realized I
Thank god for technology. One of the things keeping us sane during the lockdown is staying connected to our loved ones. My 92-year-old grandmother, who used to be a texting
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My first sea voyage was in the early ’50s, with cousins, on a rusty old tub called General Malvar, and it was a most memorable experience.
A new study has found that older adults feel younger when they feel that they have more control over their day-to-day lives.
Aerobic exercise three times a week for just six months could be enough to see an improvement in the thinking skills of older adults.
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