‘Redo in two,’ the simple sunscreen habit that works
Summer at the shore has officially arrived and so has our annual reminder about sunscreen. Most of us already know we need it. The bigger question, the one that trips so many of us up, is reapplication. We slather on SPF before we leave the house, feel good about...
Hey dads, this one’s for you
Ask any dad what he truly wants for Father’s Day, and it’s not the tie or the mug. It’s more summers at the shore, more Sunday morning pancakes, more cheering on his kids from the sidelines, more of those ordinary, irreplaceable moments with the people he loves....
The hidden face of the opioid crisis in older adults: Why there is hope on the horizon
When most people think about opioid addiction, they do not picture someone in their 60s, 70s or 80s. But that assumption may be one of the reasons this growing problem has flown under the radar for so long. Today, adults age 55 and older account for nearly one in four...
Hope for the brain: New advances in Alzheimer’s research
Almost all of us know someone whose life has been touched by Alzheimer’s disease, a parent, grandparent, spouse, friend, or neighbor. During Alzheimer’s and Brain Awareness Month, there is more reason than ever to pay attention because science is advancing...
