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  • Cropped shot of a mature businessman working on a laptop in an officeMagazine

    The best science-backed strategies for a strong mind as you age

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  • 023<br /> FORTUNE BRAINSTORM Health 2024<br /> Tuesday, May 21st, 2024<br /> Dana Point, CA 9:20 &#8211; 9:40 AM<br /> The Age of Longevity<br /> The World Health Organization projects the world’s population over age 60 will nearly double by 2050. With new advancements in biotech and a fresh take on integrative care, patients have more control than ever in shaping their own longevity trajectory. Hear from experts in the technologies shaping the aging long game and how the technologies are expanding access. Andrew Lacy, Founder and CEO, Prenuvo<br /> Dr. Daisy Robinton, Co-founder and CEO, Oviva Therapeutics<br /> Alina Su, Co-founder and CEO, Generation Lab<br /> Moderator: Alexa Mikhail, FORTUNE Photograph by Stuart Isett/FortuneAging Well

    This longevity scientist’s 3 surprising predictions for the growing industry of healthy aging

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  • Vector Illustration concept idea sceneMind

    From Brian Chesky and Tim Cook to the founder of Toms shoes, it’s lonely at the top. Here’s why it matters and how to feel more connected

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  • CHICAGO, IL &#8211; NOVEMBER 23: Safety Ryan Mundy #21 of the Chicago Bears runs with the ball during the NFL game against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers on November 23, 2014 at Soldier Field in Chicago, Illinois. The Bears defeated the Buccaneers 21-13. (Photo by Brian D. Kersey/Getty Images)Mind

    Former NFL Super Bowl winner Ryan Mundy says managing his mental health was key to the game but too often undermined: ‘We didn’t have the agency to talk about our emotions’

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  • Ezra BaileyNewsletters

    Most people are lonely at work. Women get lonelier as they climb the ladder

    By Alexa Mikhail and Joey Abrams
  • Book covers of The Upside of Stress, The Power of Habit, Burnout and Burn RateMind

    The top 5 books these mental health experts say will help you combat burnout at work and build healthy habits

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  • TOPSHOT &#8211; Canadian singer Celine Dion presents the Album Of The Year award on stage during the 66th Annual Grammy Awards at the Crypto.com Arena in Los Angeles on February 4, 2024. (Photo by Valerie Macon / AFP) (Photo by VALERIE MACON/AFP via Getty Images)Health

    Céline Dion says she may never tour again amid battle with stiff person syndrome. Here’s what to know

    By Alexa Mikhail and Jordyn Bradley
  • Life

    SoulCycle cofounders launch a platform to improve your work relationships: ‘We don’t know our colleagues anymore’

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  • 86-year-old Andy Petro hosts monthly classes at his senior living community’s Apple club.<br /> Courtesy of Andy PetroAging Well

    This 86-year-old tech wiz nicknamed ‘Mr. iPhone’ started teaching computer classes for his senior living community and transformed the way people engaged with their families

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  • Photo of Blake MycoskieMind

    Founder of Toms shoes went on a men’s retreat with other entrepreneurs to combat his loneliness and depression: ‘I lost a lot of my clear meaning and purpose’

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  • Redheaded teenager in a blue shirt sitting at the ocean and looking contemplative.Mind

    These are the 10 worst U.S. states to live in for your mental health, according to a new study

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  • Portrait of woman with arm around sitting with friend in boatAging Well

    Fear of aging is real: 25% of women report turning down social invitations as they worry they’ll be ‘shunned from society’

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  • A beautiful young woman sleeps on white bedding in a hotel, light from the blinds on her face.Life

    Going to bed at 9 p.m. every night could improve your health. Here’s how to see the benefits

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  • Happy smiling work colleagues giving a gift and celebrating togetherMind

    We know, it’s lonely at work. Here’s how you can feel more connected in just 10 minutes a day

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  • Amid the loneliness epidemic, men are craving connection. On the last sunset of an all men&#8217;s retreat in Joshua Tree, the group reflected on what it was like to build empathy.Magazine

    Goodbye, tough guy. More men are rejecting the finance bro stereotype and going on retreats to learn empathy

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