Newsletter Archive - September, 2008

What would you do if you knew you were almost certain to develop breast cancer? That's the question haunting women who discover they carry a gene that puts them at high risk. A new documentary lets these women have their say.

What does it take to live life to the fullest? ThirdAge personal development specialist Marcia Wieder reveals the single, most important trait of the happiest among us.

Is your libido lurking in the basement? Perk it up with practical advice from the experts at ThirdAge. You'll discover that homework has never been so much fun!

When it comes to her grandson, nobody -- and we mean NOBODY -- messes with this feisty lady.

Bob and Susan Berkowitz address a question of love this week. One man plus two women: Can this arrangement work? You'll be surprised at the answer.

One of the most common surgical procedures designed to relieve knee pain appears to be no more effective than simple rest and pain relievers. Here's what you need to know if your doctor is urging surgery.

Making new friends is never easy. But, argues ThirdAge expert Karen Sherman, reaching out to others offers profound benefits that return far more than your investment of time and energy.

Nationally recognized Alzheimer's expert Peter Whitehouse, M.D., reviews some disturbing research on the role that a common element may play in the development of dementia.

Want to speed your path to wellness? Then forget about New Years' resolutions. Fall is the ideal time to start making the changes that will pay off handsomely in the years to come.

You don't need to look like a teenage Goth princess to be fashion forward. In fact, by combining classic style items, you can create a look that's all you.

The most important erogenous zone isn't where you might expect. And it's much bigger than you imagine. Here's a clue: It lies between your ears.

If you find yourself losing sleep over health worries, you are likely compounding your problems. A new study ties lack of sleep to inflammatory diseases like arthritis. So what can you do?

Is weight gain inevitable as we hit menopause? Lots of women think so, but the science isn't all that conclusive. This provocative report looks at both sides of the issue and tells you what you need to know.

He's a Christian. She's a Wiccan. They live 800 miles apart. Can ThirdAge relationship experts Bob and Susan Berkowitz help them cross the divide that separates these lovers?

A husband gets his wife a sexy birthday gift and she absolutely loves it -- unfortunately.

Studies show that gum disease increases your risk of heart disease. This revealing video explains the connection and provides solid advice for keeping your gums -- and your heart -- in top shape.

There's nothing wrong with saving 25 cents on shampoo, but if you're looking for a more substantial return, invest a few minutes learning how to slash major expenses like utility bills and (gulp!) taxes.

Oh, the convenience of today's mobile communication devices. Has there ever been a better way for couples to keep in touch? Before you answer ...

"I don't buy many individual stocks. For one thing, I don't have the time to do all the research necessary and for another, I tend to get hopelessly attached to the ones I buy, even after common sense tells me I should sell." -- Paul B. Brown in Want an Idea of How Far Bank Stocks Have Fallen?

Seeking treatment for sex problems has become more socially acceptable today, but it's still not easy for many people to talk to a professional about such an intimate concern. Here's what you need to consider before picking up the phone.