See-through brain technology may lead to better treatments 
See-through brain technology may lead to better treatments
Scientists have developed a “transparent” brain technique that may lead to new treatments for brain disorders.
Americans skipping on meds hoping to save cash, study finds 
Americans skipping on meds hoping to save cash, study finds
A new report says cost-conscious people are trying to save money by cutting back or delaying doses of needed medications.
How tai chi is healing seniors 
How tai chi is healing seniors
A new study shows an ancient exercise can be a huge benefit for senior stroke survivors .
Fitness for baby boomers not one-size-fits-all 
Fitness for baby boomers not one-size-fits-all
As Americans celebrate more birthdays, tailor-made exercise routines are essential to staying healthy, experts say. So, what should fitness goals be for people 50 and older? Our fitness expert weighs in.
Time matters: What you should know about stroke 
Time matters: What you should know about stroke
The news of Margret Thatcher’s passing of stroke sheds light on the disease. Here’s what you should know.
Dealing with an empty nest 
Dealing with an empty nest
Staying occupied once children are out of the house and all grown up can sometimes be a hard transition. Find out what you can do to stay occupied.
Helping seniors spot depression 
Helping seniors spot depression
When it comes to seniors, knowing the signs of depression can help prevent it before it starts.