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People can prevent mouth problems like toothaches, cavities, and tooth loss by taking care of their teeth and gums. Share this resource to help older adults protect their oral health.

When is memory loss more than forgetfulness? Learn more about Alzheimer's disease.

Flu Season Continues; Seniors Hit Hard. CDC Urges People 65 and Older to Seek Treatment for Flu Symptoms Promptly.

Research has shown that the benefits of exercise go beyond just physical wellbeing. Exercise helps support emotional and mental health. So next time you’re feeling down, anxious, or stressed, try to get up and start moving!

Older Americans can stay healthy by keeping up to date with their immunization.

We all want to protect our older family members and help them stay safe, secure, and independent. Knowing how to reduce the risk of falling, a leading cause of injury, is a step toward this goal.

Learn about epilepsy and seizures in older adults.

Recent Influenza Vaccination Trends across Influenza Seasons, Race/Ethnicity, Adults 65 Years and Older - CDC

Flu print materials includes posters, flyers, matte articles and Vaccine Information Statements targeting multiple populations including pregnant women, families, seniors, people with chronic conditions - CDC

Influenza antiviral drug dosage recommendations by age group, intended use (chemoprophylaxis or treatment), and medical conditions from the CDC Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.