SENIOR

More than 700 miles away in Seattle, Ana Stark, 64, was worried about her 81-year-old widowed mother, Gladys Thayne, who lives alone in Salt Lake City. Though Ana's sister also lives in Salt Lake City, the coronavirus pandemic coupled with her own health issues prevented the sibling from visiting ... » Learn More about People Adopt, Foster Pets as They Shelter in Place

"We used to argue about who left the orange juice carton on the kitchen counter,” said the 64-year-old woman, referring to her husband of 30 years. “But now those little things no longer seem to matter.” She was reflecting on how quickly and utterly life has changed for the two of them and for ... » Learn More about Why Couples Need More, Not Less, Togetherness During COVID19

In times when cybercriminals are mining for personal data of all types, losing your wallet or purse can make their job easier. So, experts say, leave at home documents and information that could make you a target for identity theft or worse. “If you don't need it, don't keep it in your wallet,” ... » Learn More about 7 Items to Leave at Home — Not in Your Wallet

One of the challenging aspects of the COVID-19 pandemic is that social distancing and stay-at-home orders have made it more difficult to have a face-to-face meeting with your doctor. For many physicians and patients, the remedy is increasingly telemedicine: the ability to remotely connect with a ... » Learn More about A Step-by-Step Guide to Using Telemedicine