“White chili” has become a popular alternative to that standard bowl of red, and a reliable choice to serve at a Super Bowl party or some other gathering that might include folks averse to red meat and mouth-searing spice. Most recipes include turkey or chicken, cannellini beans and mild green chiles in a rich, creamy […]
February is National Cancer Prevention Month, and World Cancer Day is February 4. It’s a good time to talk about something that doesn’t get nearly enough attention: muscle loss during cancer treatment. For many people with cancer, losing muscle affects treatment, quality of life, and outcomes. Severe muscle and weight loss, known as cancer cachexia, […]
Have you ever caught a glimpse of yourself and thought, When did I get weaker? Not slower exactly. Not sick. Just… less solid. For many active adults in their 50s and 60s, that realization comes quietly. You’re still busy. Still moving. Still doing the things you enjoy. But your strength is slipping, and your waistline […]
Cauliflower surely ranks as one of the most versatile veggies on the planet — not to mention the healthiest. It’s low in calories, high in fiber and myriad nutrients, and filling enough to stand in for meat. This one-dish dinner, adapted from Christopher Kimball’s “Milk Street Shorts” (Voracious, $37.50), joins those florets with protein-rich chickpeas, a dose […]
“Stand up straight! Stop slouching!” We all used to hear that as children, right? It’s even more important now, later in life. Parents might tell their kids to correct their posture more to instill pride and project confidence. But good posture is about a lot more at this stage of life. As we age, our […]
Have you ever looked in the mirror and done a double-take? Who is that person with the wrinkles and gray hair? The face that feels familiar, but not quite the same? Or maybe you’ve come across an old photo. And for a second, you were startled by how young you looked. Smooth skin. Thicker hair. […]
On cold winter days when you’re too tired to cook, your slow cooker can be your salvation — as this low-fat, high-protein recipe from the New York Times by Sarah DiGregorio brilliantly illustrates. The complexity of the flavors belies the simplicity of the ingredients and the method. Toss a couple of packages of boneless skinless […]
More people say they have control over their physical health and mobility as they age than over their mental health and appearance, according to new research from the Pew Institute. “Three-in-ten say people have at least a fair amount of control over the aging process overall, with adults ages 65 and older among the most […]
Spring and summer travel plans are back with a roar for adults over 50. According to AARP’s 2025 Travel Trends survey, about 70% plan at least one leisure trip this year, up from 65% in 2024. And many expect to take around four rips annually. Travel at this stage of life isn’t just a leisure […]
While you’re still in detox mode from the holidays, enjoy a rejuvenating salad full of the flavors of the season. Start with a bed of mixed greens, including watercress or dandelion greens, since dark-leaved lettuces are more nutrient-dense. Toss it together with a zesty maple-sweetened vinaigrette. You can feel indulgent and virtuous simultaneously. Ingredients Orange-Maple […]
