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Staying Sharp’s Faces & Names Challenge is a fun way to both explore memory and learn about strategies that may help you next time you meet someone new.
Your procrastination is a learned behavior that you might have picked up for multiple reasons. Here are five common underlying causes.
Vitamin E plays key roles throughout the body. To meet your targets, put these foods in regular rotation throughout your week.
The Medicare program requires higher-income individuals to contribute more toward the cost of the program than the general population. When enrolled in Medicare, people with incomes of $85,000 (or $170,000 for couples) pay higher premiums for Medicare Part B (doctors’, other health care…
The $1.1 trillion spending bill will do more than keep the federal government open well into next year.
Social Security hasn’t gotten much attention yet in the presidential campaign.
When I was 8 years old, my teacher told my parents that I was failing third grade, that I was mentally retarded (a label used frequently in those days) and that I was essentially unteachable.
AARP CEO Jo Ann Jenkins and six returned Peace Corps volunteers received the Franklin H. Williams award from the Peace Corps on Oct. 8. The award honors returned volunteers from ethnically diverse backgrounds who exemplify an ongoing commitment to community service and Peace Corps’ goal of…