Keeping Kids Safe in the Sun
Most sun damage happens when we are children. As you enjoy summertime family fun, here are seven tips to keep your children and grandchildren safe in the sun.
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There’s no shortcut to health and wellbeing and there never will be. Healthcare must be viewed as an individual act, not as a service received.
5 Tips to Improve Brain Health
Curious how you can improve your brain health as you age? We’ve outlined common habits you should avoid and some simple things you can start doing now to improve your brain health.
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How Pets Benefit Our Health
Nearly half of the people in the world own pets. Discover how these special relationships have become increasingly important during the pandemic.
How Much Coffee is Too Much Coffee?
You have a good caffeine buzz going. It’s the sweet spot. But when is taking another sip too much for your body to process?
Stressed Out? Go Green!
Gardening is good for the soul. A new study shows a correlation between gardening and improvements in well-being, perceived stress and physical activity.
The Road to Independent Aging | From Rides to Deliveries, Uber is Putting Healthcare Back in Your Hands
For decades, aging often meant a slow retreat from the independence of our earlier years. One of the biggest turning…
Ageless Athlete: How Uber Helps 80-Year-Old World Champion Joe Johnston Stay on Track
Joe Johnston is the best pole vaulter over the age of 80 in the world. He shares how using Uber deliveries for healthy foods has boosted his training in his D.I.Y. pole-vaulting facility called the “Joe Dome.”
Independence After a Stroke | How Lynn Fitzgerald Keeps Moving Forward
After a stroke, Lynn lost her independence — and her husband spent hours each week getting her to appointments. That all changed when they discovered her Medicare Advantage plan covers qualifying Uber rides.
Traveling This Summer? What Medicare Beneficiaries Should Know About Their Medications
Traveling this summer? Here are 5 must-know tips on how to manage your medications and help you stay covered – wherever your travels take you.
Growing Bolder Day Jacksonville, presented by Aging True
Growing Bolder Day Jacksonville, presented by Aging True in partnership with the City of Jacksonville is a free, community-wide, celebration of aging for everyone, of every age. Infused with energy, activity, education, and entertainment, it promotes the importance of an active lifestyle and shares the keys to happy and healthy aging.
Longevity Lessons | Growing Bolder’s “What’s Next!” Season 4, Episode 17
It’s the buzzword that has captivated the world: longevity. We’d all like to lead a longer life, but how do we get there? Healthy aging experts Mike Studer and Dean Sherzai offer their keys to a happier and healthier future.
Dr. Vonda Wright | Chronic Mobility Maintains Muscle Mass into our 70’s and Beyond
Dr. Vonda Wright shares a study on masters athletes that shows the world that more is possible as we age. Learn how 70-year-old’s who maintained chronic mobility were able to keep their muscle mass similar to athletes in their 40’s!
Dr. Vonda Wright | Use Your Body to Build a Better Brain
Did you know that physical exercise directly impacts cognitive health? Dr. Vonda Wright explains the connection between our bodies and our brains.
Change Your Lifestyle to Slow Down Cognitive Impairment | 1-on-1 with Teepa Snow
Growing Bolder went 1-on-1 with renowned dementia, memory impairment and caregiving expert, Teepa Snow. She says that while many are searching for a pill to slow cognitive decline, what we should be doing is changing our lifestyles.
Get in the Game | How Video Games Benefit Older Adults
Growing Bolder is smashing the stereotype that video games are only for younger adults. Not only are they fun and exciting, but gaming offers significant health benefits. Orthopedic Surgeon and longevity expert Dr. Vonda Wright explains how video games benefit our relationships and can improve mental and physical health.
Make More of Your Time | The New Science of Aging with Dr. Vonda Wright
Orthopedic surgeon and longevity expert Dr. Vonda Wright thinks the most natural process that we experience as humans is aging. While the new science of aging explodes, Dr. Wright believes that the most important question to ask isn’t how long we are going to live, but how well are we going to live.
Old Dogs Can Learn New Tricks | Neuroplasticity with Dr. Michael Merzenich
Neuroscientist Dr. Michael Merzenich shares why aging minds can stay sharp—and how science proves we can keep learning at any age.