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Challenging Ageism: 5 Strategies To Shift Your Own Negative Attitudes

Dr. Robert Butler, first director of the National Institute on Aging, coined the term “ageism” in 1989. It refers to stereotypes of and discrimination against...

Age of Disruption: Boomers Take On Aging and Healthcare

Baby Boomers have left an indelible imprint upon everything from popular culture to science and technology, business and key issues such as women’s rights,...

Riding the Wave: Boomers Defy Ageism

Agei­sm: Prejudice or discrimination on the basis of age is a widespread and insidious global issue with far-reaching ramifications. But the tide is turning. Rather than...

Older Employees Are Being Embraced By Companies

Companies worldwide are struggling with staffing shortages. From being unable to find employees to retaining the ones they have, a growing number of companies...

Reality Check: Not Just Women Are Affected By Osteoporosis. We’re All At Risk.

Osteoporosis? Not me. Some people believe that they are not at risk for this disease behind a loss of bone density, both in quality...

Men Also Suffer From The Devastating Effects Of Osteoporosis, Says Top Expert

“Osteoporosis is the silent disease,” says Dr. Aliya Khan, professor of Clinical Medicine, Endocrinology, Metabolism and Geriatrics at McMaster University. “We also call osteoporosis...

Boomers Giving Advice to Gen Z

The generation gap can seem huge, with no common ground, especially if you're looking at Gen Z and baby boomers. How many times can...

New Findings that Reveal that Ageism in the Workplace Persists

As more older adults re-enter the workplace as the world emerges from the tail end of the pandemic, the prevalence of ageism in the...

Women Over 50 Are Flourishing In Their Careers

The days of thinking life (and career) for women ends by age 50 are diminishing. As Mika Brzezinski, founder of the initiative Know Your...

Look To Canada’s Indigenous Communities To Understand How Age And Wisdom Are Valued

Western cultures see aging through the narrow, warped lens of health and disease, chronic illness and disability. Being independent for as long as possible...

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