Living with Alzheimer’s Disease and Finding Joy
Eugenia doesn’t look at her Alzheimer’s disease with fear. She says the knowledge of her disease motivates her to be positive and find joy every day.
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Ms. Stephanie Goes Viral: 74-Year-Old Inspires Millions To Dance Like No One is Watching
73-year-old Stephanie Walsh went viral thanks to videos of her dance class. Millions of people have viewed this hip-hop grandma’s posts because she dances like no one is watching.
Bobby Bowden Remembered
Hall of Fame college football coach Bobby Bowden has passed at the age of 91. Earlier this year we met with him to discuss his life well-lived.
Remembering Bobby Bowden
Hall of Fame college football coach Bobby Bowden passed away in August 2021 at the age of 91. Shortly before he was diagnosed with cancer, we met with him to discuss his life well-lived.
The Path to Better Brain Health
The fight against Alzheimer’s disease is a year-long effort. Our partners at Aviv Clinics offer tips for boosting your brain health, essential preventative medicine for older adults.
A Call For Unity
Unity is is a concrete manifestation of the inner heart that has each of us reaching out across all our divisions: racial, social, economic and political.
FDA Approves Aducanumab, First New Alzheimer’s Disease Treatment in Nearly 20 Years
The fight to end Alzheimer’s disease hit a significant benchmark Monday with the first ever Food and Drug Administration approved treatment for the underlying…
Naome Bradshaw – Tracing Trauma
Naome Bradshaw describes herself as a mom, wife, singer and friend. But mostly she’s a survivor. The trauma she survived in her past colors everything about her present.
64-Year-Old Man’s Long, Troubled but Inspiring Road to Graduation
Langston is the proverbial late bloomer. A man who went on a self-destructive path for much of this life, only to hit an inspiring reset button while becoming a much wiser older man.
A New Hope for Treating Strokes
We’ve partnered with Aviv Clinics to share life-saving details on preventing and treating strokes, the leading cause of long-term disabilities in the U.S
One Man’s Mission to Help Others With Tinnitus
Tinnitus affects more than 50 million Americans and there is no cure. After his diagnosis, Sal Gentile visited nearly two dozen doctors, desperate for answers and relief. He shares what he’s learned along the journey and how it’s given his life an entirely new purpose.
How Much Coffee is Too Much Coffee?
You have a good caffeine buzz going. It’s the sweet spot. But when is taking another sip too much for your body to process?