
Take A Minute for Hope
By: Craig Walker Courtesy of the National Senior Games. Just three weeks before citizens in California were ordered to self-isolate, we were in Florida participating
By: Craig Walker Courtesy of the National Senior Games. Just three weeks before citizens in California were ordered to self-isolate, we were in Florida participating
“When driving a car, taking public transportation or navigating your community becomes unsafe or just too uncomfortable, a once-active person can get cut off from
Social isolation and loneliness are significant predictors of long-term health outcomes.
For most of her life Yvette Matthews enjoyed good health to the point that she didn’t know what feeling very sick was like. Genetics can
“Why do people all over the world find solace from cat videos and dog Instagram accounts? It’s because animals soften our souls, appealing to some
“It’s normal to be nervous about your first post-vaccine hangout with a friend, an expert says. I’ve been wanting to take my friend to my
“Mental illness exerts a heavy toll on society, but only receives a fraction of the funding that physical illness does. There is a universal need
“COVID-19 has left no population untouched, and it is perhaps our seniors who have been disproportionately hit the hardest. They face a much higher risk of
Humans are, by nature, social creatures. As the Dalai Lama once said, “We human beings are social beings. We come into the world as the
“In his Ted Talk, psychologist David Ellis handily dismisses the idea that technology itself is the problem. “I don’t think that the majority of people are
A 2020 global study from Nextdoor, Brigham Young University, the University of Manchester, and Swinburne University of Technology found that knowing as few as six
Recently, Humana partnered with the USA TODAY Storytellers Project to produce “The Farthest You’ll Ever Be from Home,” an evening of storytelling where three astronauts