Staying socially active in retirement can significantly boost ... others but also provides a structured environment to meet new people and stay active. Learning doesn't have to stop with retirement.

On the flip side, Murthy’s report found that on average socially active people live longer, healthier lives. The focus on ...

Understanding how social engagement impacts the brain can offer hope to those diagnosed with Alzheimer's and their loved ones ...

You probably interact with people every day — whether it's the barista at Starbucks, your Pilates classmate, or the FedEx driver. "More than 40% of the general public is shy," says Bernardo J.

Elderly people in Japan are getting “younger” in terms of health, likely due to being more socially active than previous generations, according to a recent survey. These findings came from the ...