(BPT) - For anyone interested in healthy aging, it can seem overwhelming to keep up with the latest trends. The good news is, many trends today focus on holistic approaches aiming to support your body's natural processes.

(BPT) - Summertime means making memories by the pool and enjoying time with family and friends. While having fun in the sun, it's never too late to take precautions, especially for children in and around the water. The Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) encourages families to incorpor…

(BPT) - Money is on the mind: Americans are spending nearly 4 hours a day thinking about money, according to new research from Empower, a financial services company. That's the equivalent of a part-time job, but nearly half (45%) say it motivates them to take action to reach their long-term goals.

(StatePoint) Mental health issues, such as stress, anxiety and depression, are common among older adults, and can be exacerbated by declining health, loss of loved ones, financial challenges and late-in-life regrets.

(BPT) - No matter your budget, you can always benefit by finding ways to save. Perhaps it's only a dollar here and there, but these savings can add up and help you reach financial goals or pay for travel experiences sooner than you'd planned.

(BPT) - Each year, millions of people undergo surgical and diagnostic procedures requiring anesthesia care. No matter what kind of surgery you're facing, the process can produce anxiety. Receiving anesthesia is one aspect of surgical procedures that can cause concern.

(BPT) - If you have large or unexpected expenses on the horizon, you may have access to an untapped resource: your home. You could use some of the equity you've built up in your house to meet financial goals, depending on how much equity you have and how you use it.

(BPT) - If you're in the midst of menopause or perimenopause, you probably already know how annoying hot flashes and night sweats — not to mention body odor — can be. Hormonal shifts during perimenopause and menopause can affect your sweat and body odor. When temperatures rise in the summer,…

(BPT) - 'Za summer? More than 2 in 5 Gen Zers and Millennials (43%; 32% overall) are skipping traditional barbecues in favor of ordering pizza on Fourth of July — driven by the rising costs of hosting summer celebrations, according to new Empower research.

(BPT) - This national TV series and year-round program honors and pays tribute to the nation's 22 million veterans, and 89 million direct military family members.

(BPT) - Extreme heat is a leading cause of weather-related deaths in the U.S., but many people are unaware of the dangers — especially in places that don't usually face such high temperatures.

(BPT) - Relocating from a Northern region to a Southern U.S. state can provide a mild respite from frigid winters. However, if problems exist within your new home's energy infrastructure, moving to a warmer climate zone could potentially be followed by your energy bills heating up. Still, th…

(BPT) - A spike in home energy bills often leads consumers to suspect a problem with their heating or cooling equipment. However, before assuming faulty equipment is the cause of high energy bills, it's a good idea to consider other potential culprits that can reduce energy efficiency and le…

(BPT) - According to a 2025 AARP survey, 73% of adults said that they were worried about rising prices, which was unchanged from the findings over the past two years of the survey. The current economic climate indeed has consumers feeling the impact of high prices, making everyday savings st…

(BPT) - It's no surprise that more Americans are prioritizing whole and minimally processed foods, considering the growing data surrounding ultra-processed foods' impact on health span and longevity. Ultra-processed foods have been linked to an increased risk of Type 2 diabetes, cardiovascul…

(BPT) - Just like our muscles, our brain functions at its best when it's given a "workout." Challenging your mental acuity — whether through reading, playing word games, completing puzzles or taking on math challenges — is a great way to keep your brain in top shape. Staying sharp as we age,…

(Family Features) As people age, many lose loved ones, find their mobility diminished and see social circles shrink. All of this can contribute to feelings of loneliness. In fact, nearly 60% of adults age 60 and older are lonely at least sometimes, according to a federal study conducted by t…

(BPT) - A few decades back, testosterone therapy may have conjured images of cartoonishly-muscular bodybuilders pumping iron at the gym. They were associated with aggression and other undesirable side effects and were controversial at best.

(BPT) - Over 1 in 2 Americans (51%) have made a purchase or investment due to financial FOMO — the fear of missing out on a financial opportunity or experience. New Empower research shows a comparison effect taking place: Nearly one-third (31%) say they often compare their financial situatio…

(BPT) - When individuals reach age 50, their risk of developing shingles increases, making it more important than ever to understand this painful condition and how to help prevent it.

(BPT) - At just 30 years old, Gabby weighed 299 pounds and was prediabetic. Due to her weight, she experienced hip and foot pain. She struggled to walk short distances, which made it difficult to keep up with her two young children.

(BPT) - In the relentless battle against Alzheimer's disease, researchers are looking closely at a lab-made version of thiamine (also known as vitamin B1). This nutrient, crucial for brain function and energy production, is now in the spotlight for its potential role in combating cognitive decline.

(BPT) - One in five Americans is a caregiver, meaning they regularly assist relatives, spouses, friends or neighbors with basic tasks like feeding and dressing.

(BPT) - By David S. Shapiro, MD, MHCM, FACS

(BPT) - Did you know the leading cause of disability in the U.S. is arthritis? According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), arthritis affects more than 54 million Americans, and nearly 26 million of those with arthritis are unable to do everyday activities.

(BPT) - Did you know women spend over 30% of their lives in a menopausal state? While menopause and the transitional period before it, called perimenopause, are important milestones in a woman's life and health, new research finds that women are three times more likely to lack knowledge on p…

(BPT) - Spring is here, making it the perfect time to dream up your vibrant garden. This year, think of your garden as a personal masterpiece, where colors blend and nature takes center stage. Just like a painter, you can make your colors pop by pairing bold, warm tones — yellows, pinks, red…

(StatePoint) When you think about your health care team, you likely think first about your doctors. Others, however, play a critical role in helping you be healthy, including your pharmacist.

(BPT) - This article was sponsored and developed by Neurocrine Biosciences, Inc.

(BPT) - Mother's Day is often portrayed as a day of celebration with homemade art, cards and perhaps a heartfelt attempt at breakfast in bed from younger children, but the impact of the holiday may hold more significance the older you get. At least that's what a new study by floral delivery …

(BPT) - Between constant demands of work, family obligations and the millions of things on your to-do list, it's easy to feel like you're at or beyond capacity. The result? You may feel fatigued, disconnected — or like you just can't keep it all together. This is where biohacking comes in: m…

(BPT) - Managing household finances can be challenging, especially for middle-income families juggling daily expenses, savings goals and unexpected costs. The latest data from the Household Budget Index™ (HBI™) report, which is a monthly economic snapshot measuring the impact of inflation on…

(StatePoint) Retirement should be relaxing, not boring. In fact, taking on new hobbies can keep your mind sharp and body vital as you age. Here are five ways to stay active in your golden years:

(StatePoint) One of the best ways to prioritize your vitality is with an annual health exam. That’s especially true for older adults, who tend to have more health issues to manage, according to Dr. Grant Tarbox, national medical executive with Cigna Healthcare’s Medicare business.

(StatePoint) Among older Americans, falls are the number one cause of injuries and death from injury, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Not only are seniors more at risk for falls, but when they do fall, they are at a greater risk for injuries, hospitalization and …