The Department of Justice ruled that RFK Jr. has broad discretion when it comes to running the Department of Health. Several states challenged his
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If Not Now, When?
Reflections on authenticity, aging and our wild and precious days ahead By Gwenn Voelckers Lately, I’ve been thinking about a question from the
Why You Should Eat More Edamame
By Anne Palumbo Tucked in the freezer aisle next to other vegetables lies a sneaky nutrient-dense legume: edamame. While most Americans consume edamame
What Is Idiopathic Thrombocytopenia Purpura?
Autoimmune illness coccurs in both children and adults. It’s more likely to be acute in children and chronic in adult By Eva Briggs, MD
What Happens if You Die Without a Will?
By Jim Miller Dear Savvy Senior, I’ve put off making a will for years. What actually happens to my money and property if
Adult Day Services: A Resource for Seniors and Caregivers
By Rola O’Meally As people live longer, more families are supporting aging loved ones at home. While this can be deeply rewarding, it
Do I Need to File a Tax Return This Year?
Dear Savvy Senior, What are the IRS income tax filing requirements for retirees this tax season? I didn’t file a tax return last year
Questions to Ask When Choosing an Assisted Living Community
When an aging parent needs more support, families often begin their search for assisted living feeling a bit overwhelmed. Communities can look similar on
What Makes Cabbage One of Today’s Hottest Superfoods
By Anne Palumbo What luck! This year’s “it” vegetable just so happens to be one of March’s star ingredients: cabbage. Long overlooked for its
What You Should Know About Mania
To meet the criteria for mania, the episode must last at least one week. People with this disorder may seem out of the ordinary