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Researchers are starting to determine that older women are greater at risk for dementia—and also are identifying ways we can protect our bra

Women often tend to put the needs of others in front of their own. However, by focusing on self-care, we can better help others while also f

Many older women are searching for new jobs, but their resume communicates that they’re too old for the position. Learn tips that will help

What truly nourishes us? Women often don't ask that question and then slow down enough to listen. Yet the answers can help us thrive.

This ISW feature highlights women who are finding ways to thrive at midlife and beyond. Let us introduce you to Diane McDonald.

What are women who have reached midlife and beyond interested in? The response from I Start Wondering’s first poll dives our varied and comp

Death can make us squeamish as we get older. Maybe it’s time to reframe our thoughts to consider how we live the remainder of our days.

Older women often try to keep tight control of life’s variables. But sometimes, letting go of expectations is the only and best option.

If you want a picture of true life-long learning, you needn’t look any further than Iris Apfel.

Women may experience some unexpected new chapters as we enter midlife and beyond. How do we move through these difficult changes and thrive?