[ad_1] Trust in the legacy news media today is so low than only one in 25 U.S. adult citizens place a great deal of trust in what they’re being told by television and newspaper reports, results of a new national survey reveal. In the latest poll by The Economist/YouGov, conducted October 24-27, Americans were asked…
Halloween, a holiday that is often overshadowed by its more commercialized counterparts, is a time for creativity, self-expression, and good old-fashioned fun. As adults, we often find ourselves stuck in a rut, feeling like we’re too old to trick-or-treat and too commercialized to care. But not if you’re ready to get in the holiday spirit…
[ad_1] Published on May 16, 2024 Health insurance can protect you at any age. 4 health insurance options for young adults: Your college or university: If you’re in school, you can enroll in a student health plan.A parent’s plan: If you’re under 26, you may be able to join a parent’s health insurance plan.The Marketplace:…
[ad_1] There’s no question that the education system has changed drastically over generations. In decades prior, certain things deemed “normal” at school would send parents into a frenzy today. Andrea Chu / Getty Images I recently asked older adults in the BuzzFeed Community: “What “normal” things used to be common in school that are unheard…
[ad_1] AI algorithms have the potential to vastly improve health monitoring for older adults. From detecting early warning signs of chronic disease, to using AI-enabled telemedicine to expand healthcare access in rural communities, to informing highly personalized treatment plans, the potential is driving a rapid acceleration of AI within this demographic. However, unless we address…
[ad_1] Older adults found some relief from inflation last year following the largest cost of living adjustment for Social Security’s cost of living adjustment in 40 years. But the tax man’s coming now, and people may want to find ways to reduce their taxable income. One way is to take the extra standard deduction. Everyone…
