Gazette Mature Lifestyles

Many seniors ages 60 and older have special physical and mental health needs. While some people suffer from dementia and cognitive decline, others face life changes that can lead to […]

When my husband was diagnosed with tonsil cancer last summer, I learned a lot about how people respond to that dreaded “C” word. Most reacted in one of two ways: […]

“To live in hearts we leave behind, is not to die.” This line from Scottish poet Thomas Campbell’s poem “Hallowed Ground” is one I’ve often quoted. I like how it […]

YORK – The state Dept. of Transportation, Dept. of Aging, State Police, Insurance Department and the American Automobile Association recently shared safe driving advice and resources available for older Pennsylvanians with residents at […]

Messages about light and darkness keep appearing in my inbox these days. This is the time of year when holidays like Christmas, Hanukkah, and Kwanzaa celebrate light and often incorporate […]

Brandpoint Have you noticed that you feel a little low during the winter months? You’re not alone. As daylight hours shorten and temperatures drop, many people experience lower energy and […]

STATE COLLEGE — Mount Nittany Health has announced the addition of seven new primary care providers to its team, furthering its commitment to accessible care for the community. These providers bring […]

Years ago, our kids both swam on the Park Forest Swim Team. At one summer morning practice, I was sitting by the pool talking to a friend when our elementary […]

HARRISBURG — Attorney General Dave Sunday recently announced the launch of the Office of Attorney General’s Elder Exploitation Section — an expansion of protections and services for seniors, with focus […]

By Claire Nelson, DO Mount Nittany Health Most back pain improves with rest and home care, but certain symptoms require immediate medical attention. Understanding these warning signs helps you make […]