A Sixty and Me essay reflects on Camino advice, online marketing and why personal recommendations should not be treated as universal rules.
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A Sixty and Me essay uses food expiration dates to reflect on aging, self-worth and ways older adults can stay engaged.
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A Sixty and Me report draws on interviews with people facing hardship to highlight potential, choice and purpose as skills for coping.
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CMS has requested expedited approval to expand its Medicare home health Review Choice Demonstration to California, citing fraud concerns.
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