Health
Is a Little Drinking Really so Bad?
Getting to the bottom of how much you can safely knock back, according to lots of new studies
What to Know Now
What's Raising Your Risk for Alzheimer's Disease?
From better diet choices to addressing isolation, there are potential triggers you can take action on now
AARP Initiative Highlights Innovations in Aging Policy
Research details how 10 nations are preparing for a world that will include 1 billion people over age 65
What Should You Do When Good Discs Go Bad?
After a certain age, degenerating discs are a common problem — though a sometimes perplexing one
Device Shows Promise for Heart-Failure Patients
2 million Americans with cardiac problems involving leaky valves stand to benefit
Intervention Cuts Chances of Falling Among Older Adults
Education and guidance are key to preventing fall-related hospitalization for those at risk
Live Well
Regular Fasting May Lead to Longer Life
Study of mice shows promise for adjustments in human food-consumption patterns
Sticking With One Doctor Can Improve Longevity
Continuity of care results in greater patient satisfaction and fewer emergency room visits
Tennis Ranks Highest Among Exercises for Living Longer
A study finds the best sports and workouts that can extend your life
