30 Safety Features Every Senior Should Know

An article from Ooma outlines 30 safety tips to help older adults maintain independence and minimize risks at home and online. They begin with cybersecurity essentials, like strong, unique passwords, password managers, secure Wi-Fi, and multi-factor authentication. These can all help defend seniors against a growing world of digital threats.

The Most (and Least) Expensive States for Retirees

Health and senior care expenses are perhaps the largest contributor to retirement costs and one of the most significant factors the team at Ooma considered when creating their scoring system, which ranks the states that are most expensive to retire in. Mississippi had the most affordable assisted living costs at $54,943 annually, compared to Hawaii’s high cost of $139,807 annually.

Which Part of the Body Turns Each State on the Most?

NapLab’s new study on attraction sheds light on how culture and location can create distinct preferences in physical attraction across the U.S. The research shows that our standards of beauty aren’t universal. Geography, climate, and local culture seem to influence what Americans are attracted to.

Which States Have the Most Infidelity?

The NapLab team took an intriguing look into the state of infidelity in the United States to unearth some surprising details. The team conducted a survey asking respondents if they had cheated on a partner, been cheated on, and which state they lived in.

The 25 U.S. Counties Where the Most Children Are Living in Poverty

The team at PA Requirements highlights a significant social issue with a map of U.S. areas that have the highest percentage of children living in poverty. Childhood poverty can have life-long adverse effects. If we want to live in a more equitable society with safer, happier, healthier children, this is an issue that must be addressed.

The Top 10 Causes of Death by Age

In pursuit of better health and increased longevity, the topic of death is unavoidable. The team at PARequirements shows us the leading causes of death broken down by age. They found that the leading cause of death from 1 year to 44 years was unintentional injury.