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Body Farms As A Final Resting Place

Contemplating death is not a popular pastime, but signs exist that death and dying are beginning to reemerge from the...

Over the last couple of weeks, this column has covered various aspects of the relationship between nutrition and aging, including...

Nutrition and Aging A healthy lifestyle includes choices about diet, exercise, and sleep. Although good health is a preferred outcome...

Nourishing your body with proper nutrition can help you stay healthy and active for longer. As we celebrate National Nutrition...

Older adults are often targeted by scams, and the COVID-19 pandemic has brought new avenues for scams. Fear and isolation...

When thinking about leaving an inheritance for our loved ones, many of us think of the youngest and most vulnerable...

Resources and information are essential for making decisions and locating the goods/services we need and desire to live our best...

There is more than one way to give someone your heart on February 14th. While Valentine’s Day encourages individuals to...

The 24th Winter Olympic Games began on February 4th. During the games, both sports fans and even those who don’t...

Why does the death of a spouse lead some people to “die of a broken heart” while others live many...