Healthy Aging

A place to start

Staying Connected After 50: Small Ways to Reach Out

The U.S. Surgeon General's advisory on loneliness and isolation recommends investing in supportive relationships for health and well-being. You do not need a big change: one short message, a walk with a friend, or joining something built around an interest is a real start.Evidence-linked guide

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Tools you can use in a few minutes

  • Weekly Activity CheckOpen
  • Two-week Sleep DiaryOpen
  • 30-Second Chair StandOpen
  • 4-Stage Balance CheckOpen

Brain Health & Memory

Mind and Senses After 50: How to Keep Your Brain Sharp and Stay Connected to the World

Discover how to keep your mind sharp after 50 with exercise, learning, sleep, social connection, and better hearing and vision. Practical tips that really help.

Hormones & Midlife Changes

Sleep After 50: Why It Changes, What Helps, and What to Do About Insomnia

How sleep changes with age, the habits that help, why therapy beats pills for long-running insomnia, and when to bring a sleep problem to your doctor.

Men’s Health

Grip Strength: A Simple Window Into Healthy Aging

Grip strength shows up in large studies of older adults. What the research found, what it does not mean for one person, and everyday ways to keep your hands and forearms strong.

Bone Health

Falls After 50: What Actually Lowers Your Risk

Falls are common, but they are not a normal part of aging. Here is what the research says about exercise, your home, your eyes and medicines, and what to do about the fear of falling.

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