Harper Greene
Harper Greene is a fashionista with a lifelong passion for helping individuals embrace their personal style. Her journey began as a teenager, flipping through Vogue and dreaming of unique outfits. Now, she shares her insights on fashion, skincare, and beauty tips, empowering people to feel confident in their appearance.

Investment Strategies
31 October 2024
Top reasons why US retirement savings need a serious upgrade
The United States has the biggest economy globally, but its retirement safety net has major flaws. With people living longer and facing new financial challenges, it’s time to rethink how retirement savings work in America. Let’s look at the current issues with the U.S. retirement system, what’s going wrong, and how we can create a […]
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Top 6 strategies to protect your social security benefits from taxation
With millions of Americans relying on Social Security as a significant source of income in their golden years, it’s essential to understand how taxation can impact these benefits. A significant number, roughly 50 percent of households that received Social Security benefits in 2021 were required to pay taxes on those benefits. However, there are ways to […]
Long-Term Care Insurance
30 October 2024

New hopes and challenges emerge with Alzheimer’s blood tests
Alzheimer’s disease, a progressive neurological disorder affecting millions worldwide, has long been challenging to diagnose early due to its gradual onset and the need for costly, invasive testing methods. Recently, blood-based biomarkers have emerged as a transformative tool, enabling simpler and earlier detection by identifying Alzheimer’s indicators, such as amyloid plaques and tau proteins, in […]
Mental Health and Cognitive Decline
30 October 2024

Navigating transportation challenges for seniors
As the years gracefully pass, our bodies may change, and our mobility might become a bit more challenging. This can sometimes lead to feelings of isolation, as we may find it harder to get around and connect with our communities. Many public transportation systems may not be fully accessible to seniors with disabilities. Not only […]
Transportation and Mobility
30 October 2024

The alarming surge in chronic kidney disease among women
In a groundbreaking study, researchers at the Gujarat Adani Institute of Medical Sciences (GAIMS) unveiled startling findings on the surge of chronic kidney disease (CKD) among women worldwide. Chronic kidney disease, an often-silent condition, has emerged as a critical global health concern, disproportionately impacting women over the last three decades. The study, presented at ASN […]
Chronic Disease Management
29 October 2024

Embracing community and connection in aging societies
As the global population ages, fostering healthy, engaged, and independent living for seniors becomes increasingly critical. Loneliness and isolation can have significant negative impacts on physical and mental health, leading to a decline in quality of life. To address these challenges, innovative solutions are emerging that prioritize older adults’ well-being and social connection. These solutions […]
Volunteer Opportunities
28 October 2024

Financial crisis puts Harborside retirement community at risk
The Harborside retirement community in Port Washington, New York, faces an uncertain future as it grapples with severe financial difficulties, putting the lives of its elderly residents and dedicated staff in jeopardy. Serving 181 residents with an average age of 90, the facility is now on its third Chapter 11 bankruptcy filing, an unsettling trend […]
Housing Options
27 October 2024

The value of social connections and community for older adults
Staying connected with friends, family, and the community is crucial for well-being, health, and happiness as people get older. Maintaining close relationships not only helps seniors feel happier, but it also has real health benefits. Regular social engagement can help older adults stay mentally sharp, improve their emotional well-being, and even strengthen their physical health. […]
Volunteer Opportunities
26 October 2024

Boosting daily intake of flavonoid-rich foods could reduce dementia risk
A growing body of research suggests that increasing the consumption of flavonoid-rich foods such as tea, berries, and red wine could lower the risk of developing dementia. This finding is particularly relevant for individuals who are at higher risk due to genetic factors, hypertension, or depression. Recent studies, including one published in JAMA Network Open, […]
Nutrition and Diet
23 October 2024
