Oct 13, 2026 03:31AM ● By Family Features
The director's chair is open and the opportunity to create the next great snack-sized movie could be yours.
Oct 12, 2026 03:34AM ● By Family Features
When you're picturing retirement, it's more fun to imagine yourself on a sandy beach than filling out insurance paperwork. However, with 4.1 million Americans reaching retirement age this year - including many retiring earlier than expected - it's important to be proactive and informed about your options for dental and vision coverage and care.
Beyond stereotypical symptoms like hot flashes and mood swings, the other realities of menopause can be mysterious, taking women by surprise when their experiences differ from expectations. Consider these five facts to help fill in the menopause knowledge gap.
Oct 12, 2026 03:33AM ● By Family Features
Disaster preparedness doesn't have to be expensive or complicated. It's all about the small, simple steps you can take to protect yourself, your family and your community.
Oct 05, 2026 03:35AM ● By Family Features
Left unchecked, prediabetes can progress to type 2 diabetes. However, with the right support, prediabetes can often be managed or even reversed. If you have Medicare, you may qualify for a Medicare-covered program that can help you lower your chances of developing type 2 diabetes - at no cost to you.
Oct 05, 2026 03:34AM ● By Family Features
For individuals looking to make a difference where they live, community involvement doesn't have to start with a large commitment. Consider these five options to get involved.
During perimenopause and menopause, declining hormone levels can impact tear production, tear quality and tear evaporation, contributing to dry eye symptoms including redness, fluctuating vision and a gritty or tired feeling in the eyes, all of which can impact day-to-day comfort and quality of life.
Oct 05, 2026 03:33AM ● By Family Features
Within only a few years, AI has already changed many things about the world and workforce. Entry-level jobs, particularly the ones relying on routine and predictable tasks, are increasingly disappearing to automation, leaving young people wondering how to launch their careers and futures. To learn what preparing students for the future may look like in practice, consider these tips.
Costumes. Candy. Jack-o-lanterns glowing on porches. Halloween is filled with moments that spark children's imaginations. This Halloween, children and families can "Give Like a Kid Again," turning imagination into kindness and helping children around the world.
Sep 28, 2026 03:38AM ● By Family Features
Youth sports can change lives - building confidence, resilience and lifelong friendships among the kids and teens who play. In fact, winning games is often the least important part of the experience. Creating an environment where young athletes feel seen and appreciated is its own reward. Consider these tips highlighting three ways coaches can help their players feel like they belong.
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