Kale Is Out. Friends Are In
As you get older, it’s easier to do 10 pushups than make new friends By Marilyn L. Pinsky In
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Columnists
Good News About Antibiotics
By Eva Briggs, M.D. Recently I was reading my husband’s copy of “Nature,” an international science journal. I found
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Savor Summer’s Last Days
By Michele Bazan Reed | bazanreed@hotmail.com It’s the dog days of summer, and soon we’ll be donning sweaters, picking
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War: What Is It Good For?
By Marvin Druger | mdruger@syr.edu The history of humanity involves wars from the very beginning. Humans are social animals
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Understanding the Social Security Breakeven Age
By Jim Miller As you approach retirement, one of the most important financial decisions you’ll face is when to
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That First Summer Job
By Jim Sollecito Summer jobs. Establishing a work ethic. Career exploration. Finding out what you like and don’t ever
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Surviving and Thriving Through Market Volatility
Understanding the ups and downs for peace of mind investing By Laurie Haelen Conventional wisdom states that what goes
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To Hug or Not to Hug
By Marilyn L. Pinsky There are people who when you see them heading toward you, make you look around
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A Heart Condition Called Sick Sinus Syndrome
By Eva Briggs, M.D. Recently one of my friends, who is in her 80s, relayed the following story. She
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Celebrate America’s Semiquincentennial Your Way
By Michele Bazan Reed | bazanreed@hotmail.com Most of us reading this magazine have had at least 55 birthday celebrations.
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