HeyJaredHelen Dennis
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- Sep 6, 2026
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- Jul 11, 2026
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Successfully Aging: An interview about aging and longevity with grandchildren (opens the original)
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It’s not what I anticipated when my three grandchildren — ages 17, 20 and 23 — came to visit me before going to dinner. It was to celebrate my 86th birthday. (OK, how old did you think I was?) I realized having all three in my living room at one time was an opportunity. So, I asked these beautiful young adults, “How would you like to help me write a column?” They agreed to a collective interview. Here are the questions and some of what I learned. 1. What do you think of when I say the word aging
Successfully Aging: The economic contributions of people aged 50 years and older (opens the original)
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Q. I continue to read that our seniors are a drain on the economy with the costs of Social Security, Medicare, Medicaid, and other government age-related programs. I don’t want to feel guilty because I certainly do my part. Can you provide another side of the story? Thanks. B.K. Thank you for that very important question. Clearly, the programs you mentioned are a significant part of our government’s budget and expenses. However, there is another side to the story. It’s called the longevity econo
Successful Aging: Medication mismanagement and its impact on older adults (opens the original)
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In a recent column, I briefly discussed how medication side effects have become a frequent topic of discussion among older friends. This week we’ll discuss some of the reasons for what is called medication mismanagement and its impact on older adults. I had the opportunity to have a conversation with a pharmacist specializing in geriatric pharmacy. She is Hedva Barenholtz Levy, author of “Maybe it’s Your Medications: How to Avoid Unnecessary Drug Therapy and Adverse Drug Reactions” (2023, Skyhor
Do we talk too much about our about aches and pains? (opens the original)
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Q. Whenever I get together with my older women friends, the conversation is about their ailments, injuries, doctors and medications. I often feel I am in a clinic or pharmacy. Do you have any views on this? L.G. What you are referring to has been frequently called the “organ recital.” Clearly, there are benefits and disadvantages to such conversations. Benefits. Dealing with an illness, injury or an acute episode can be frightening, particularly if we don’t know the cause. What makes matters wor
What to do when you’ve heard the same story over and over (opens the original)
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Q. My father is in his 70s and tells lots of stories. Often they are repeated. I am not sure how to respond when I have heard them so many times and don’t want to be rude. What are your thoughts? M.N. Storytelling is an essential human process and a universal experience that is associated with aging. According to neuroscientists, it’s a practical survival value for individuals and communities. Before written communication, knowledge and skills were passed on by word of mouth. Over time, stories
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