Intergenerational Selfies With a Purpose
A selfie can’t change the world — or can it, just a little?
View ArticleWhy I’m Thankful About Dating
Interview 100 people currently engaged in dating and I suspect the majority would say, “This sucks.”
View ArticleWhat’s the Secret to a Happy Life? It’s Not What You Think
When you’re in your 20s and just starting out, money and fame may seem the key to a happy life. But as you age, that viewpoint changes considerably. The real secret, according to a Harvard study that’s...
View ArticleWhy Loneliness Is Bad for You
One of the best things you can do for your long-term brain and body health is to foster close ties to the people in your life.
View ArticleGet Your “Boosters for Joy” This Winter Season
Increasing vaccination rates have offered a much-needed break from the fear of serious illness and made many people feel more comfortable gathering in person. As temperatures drop, however, and we turn...
View ArticleSpread Valentine’s Day Love With AARP’s Cupid Crew
Cupid Crew, a nationwide network of volunteers, will deliver cards and roses to older adults across the country on Valentine's Day.
View ArticleHow to Make and Keep New Friends
As we get older, friends can be harder to find. If your social circle has shrunk over the years, try these tips to start reaching out and connecting.
View ArticleBuild Those Social Connections — at Every Age
Staying socially engaged isn’t always easy for many older adults, but it’s worth it. Learn how social connections may help protect cognitive function.
View Article5 Ways to Ease Loneliness
A report from the U.S. surgeon general says loneliness could lead to an increased risk of dementia. Here are five practical strategies to combat it.
View ArticleAARP Backs Bill That Aims to Address Loneliness Epidemic
The legislation would establish a working group to recommend ways to standardize the measurement of loneliness and isolation.
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