youth

It took Hollywood a while to catch up to a worldwide trend: Older single women are enjoying romantic love and passionate sex with men both younger and older. Diane Keaton, playing a postmenopausal playwright in "Something's Gotta Give," does nothing overtly seductive. She's 50-something, thin, rich and famous, and describes herself as "strong, controlling, know it all, neurotic, but kind of Read more...

QUESTION: My hands are beginning to get brown spots and wrinkles. What can I do to make them young-looking again?ANSWER: Brown spots and fine lines are classic signs of aging. While most women take preventative steps to avoid these problems on their faces, many forget about another vulnerable area: their hands. The great news is that you can help minimize these signs of aging. Here's how.  Read more...

Aging may be inevitable, but science is finding new ways to slow the process and keep us healthier at the same time. One technique, pioneered by Dr. Michael Vitiello, involves restoring hormone levels in older people to what they were in their youth. Vitiello, professor of psychiatry and behavioral science at the University of Washington, is using a hormone which promotes growth in childhood Read more...

By Kyle Roderick Eager to appeal to maximum numbers of youth- and beauty-conscious baby boomers, certain skin care companies are attempting to legitimize their anti-aging preparations by subjecting them to scientific research and/or promoting their medical and cosmetic use. Medical studies have shown that oxygen in the skin decreases with age, sun exposure, frequent air travel, Read more...