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What independence really looks like for older adults today

What independence really looks like for older adults today

What independence really looks like for older adults today For many older adults, independence has long been tied to a simple idea: being able to manage life entirely on their own. But as more Americans choose to age at home and as families and care needs evolve, that definition is

La mayoría de los jóvenes planea beber con moderación este verano

Los jóvenes estadounidenses no están renunciando al consumo de alcohol este verano; más bien, están redefiniendo la forma en que lo hacen. Una reciente encuesta de 2.000 estadounidenses mayores de 21 años que consumen alcohol reveló que el 89% de los miembros de la generación Z afirma que es

Young adults are rewriting rules of summer drinking

Young adults are rewriting rules of summer drinking

Young Americans aren’t opting out of summer drinking — they’re redefining how they do it, according to new data. A recent survey of 2,000 21+ Americans who drink alcohol found that Gen Z respondents were the most likely to say they plan to consume alcohol when celebrating at

The financial cost of ignoring your mental health

The financial cost of ignoring your mental health

The financial cost of ignoring your mental health You’re running on five hours of sleep, holding down a job that’s draining the life out of you. Somehow, you still manage to show up for your kids, your partner, your aging parents, and that one friend who always seems

Transgender youth and their families struggle to find gender-affirming care – even in states where it’s still legal

Transgender youth and their families struggle to find gender-affirming care – even in states where it’s still legal

(ANN ARBOR, MI) Imagine this scenario: In late 2025, a social worker sits down with a transgender teenager and his parents. The family is trying to decide whether, and when, to begin gender-affirming hormone treatment. No one in the family was questioning this young person’s gender identity. The

Woman’s rare condition makes her think strangers are friends

Woman’s rare condition makes her think strangers are friends

By Charlie Fenton A woman has told how she suffers from a rare brain condition — which makes her think everyone including total strangers are her friends. When Jenny Parry, 54, walks outside or down to her local high street, or inside any shop, cafe, or cinema she is left with

Most Americans Are Burned Out. They Also Feel Guilty About Resting.

Most Americans Are Burned Out. They Also Feel Guilty About Resting.

There is a particular kind of exhaustion that comes not from working too hard, but from never fully stopping. Americans are living inside it. A report released this week by ResortPass, a platform that sells day passes to hotel pools and spas, found that three-quarters of Americans say they