healthy aging
Just because you're young doesn't mean you shouldn't care about dementia in the future.
Why do so many choose to deceive or alter, rather than be proud of, our years?
We're listening.
Eating healthfully is always important, but the nutrients you need most can vary by the decade. Here's your guide to what to eat and when from your 20s through your 60s and beyond.
WHAT'S HAPPENING
Some older people show signs of Alzheimer's in the brain, but keep a sharp memory.
What explains the youthful brains of "super agers"?
See how your state fares when it comes to quality of living and cost of senior care.
Use it or lose it.
The other secret: Having good genes.
Your golden years might be better than you thought.