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Understanding where the attitudes come from — and who’s to blame — can go a long way.

Lively, loud chatter emanated from a class of juniors and seniors and a dozen older adults who sat at tables with students in my Psychology of Aging class at Brevard

New York Times: People who think positively about getting older often live longer.

People who think positively about getting older often live longer, healthier lives. Here is how to reconsider your perspective.

Phil Moriarty and Sam Waterston of the Yale Class of ’62, who continue to work into their 80s, joined Becca Levy for a discussion on “flunking retirement”

Why people with positive beliefs about aging live as much as 7.5 years longer than people with negative ones. Plus whats what with rapamycin and other longevity hacks.

An 86-year-old author has a few rules to live by even when the trials of getting older make it easy to complain.

California is about to get walloped by an aging population wave. Steve Lopez's new column will focus on the blessings and burdens of growing older.

As the population ages, many people in their 60s and beyond are refusing to conform to old age stereotypes. Is our view of old age about to change?

I have a question for you. I’ve asked it before, but after this week’s election results, it should be asked again. Don’t think too much about it — just say whatever pops into your mind. Here’s the qu...