Digital fitness leads, while shared workouts gain ground Fitness in 2027 is taking shape on smartwatch screens, through workouts that build strength and mobility, and in group fitness studios around the world. The American College of Sports Medicine’s (ACSM) annual fitness trends report ranks wearable technology number one for the 10th time, while rising interest in mobile exercise apps, balanced-focused training, and instructor-led fitness classes highlights multiple ways pe

Study shows caregiving belongs in the financial conversation long before care is actually needed Caring for someone we love is one of the most meaningful things we do, and one of the least planned for. A new study from Edward Jones, Age Wave, and The Harris Poll looks at what caregiving asks of families financially, and finds that millions of people are giving their money, their time, and often their own financial security to care for the people who depend on them. The rese

One Million Dollars Per Mile To Close the Biggest Gaps in Women's Aging Research The Buck Institute for Research on Aging and renowned orthopedic surgeon, researcher, and women's health advocate Dr. Vonda Wright have joined forces to launch Move the Mountain, a landmark philanthropic campaign and endurance challenge designed to transform the future of women's health research. The campaign seeks to raise $79 million – one million dollars for every mile of Dr. Wright's 79-mile

The National Investment Center for Seniors Housing & Care (NIC) establishes a multi-year collaboration with the MIT AgeLab to rethink what adults want in housing and care as they age The senior living industry is changing, and NIC is leading the research effort to meet that moment. As older adults bring fundamentally new expectations for health, housing, technology, wellness, and lifestyle, the senior living industry must rethink how it serves them. NIC has launched Reimagi