John Schieszer

It’s a Family Affair with Multigenerational Painters and Restaurateurs in Seattle

Contemporary abstract impressionist Boni Ryan, who is 76 years old and her 7-year-old great niece, Maggie Heitman are trailblazing the art scene in Seattle

Medical Minutes for December 2024

This month's Medical Minutes explores another medication that may reduce the risk of Alzheimer's, takes a look at "super-agers" and discusses how virtual yoga is helping with lower back pain

Preventing Colds and Flu Through Exercise

The latest studies show that physical activity may give a boost to the lungs and airways, reducing the risk of getting a cold, flu, or other illness

Carrots and Clark Gable

The connection between bunnies and carrots can be traced back to the debut of Bugs Bunny in 1940 -- his carrot crunching was intended as a parody of Clark Gable in the 1934 comedy, "It Happened One Night”

Refining Strategies for Forgiveness May Improve Well-Being

The latest studies are showing that practicing forgiveness may boost mental health and well-being

Medical Minutes

This month's Medical Minute feature discusses the long-term health benefits of gratitude, and new degree programs in Health, Aging and Society

COVID 19 News Update

“We know that this virus is most likely to cause severe illness in the oldest people, with people over age 75 accounting for nearly half of all COVID-19 hospitalizations..."

Adopting Diets Tailored to Your Body and Age

Older adults need plenty of nutrients but fewer calories, so make every bite count

High Fashion at the Museum of Flight

“This year we have a few models in their 40’ and one in her 60’s on the runway"

New Weight Medications are Game-Changers but no Magic Bullet

Rapidly losing large amounts of weight may not be safe for some older adults

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