I’m 75 and have never had an orgasm – what should I do?
Vibrators, therapy, meditation … nothing works. I have stopped making love with my partner
How do I know I’m getting old? People have started offering me a seat on the tube
Once upon a time, I was desperate to look older so I could get served in pubs. Now everyone is treating me as if I’m past it, says Adrian Chiles
Australia’s private health system is failing our old and frail patients
Elderly patients are increasingly realising that in times of need the public hospital is their sanctuary
Jiggle, Wiggle: why Tinder-loving older people need condoms – and fast
A campaign from Derbyshire NHS trust is trying to persuade over-35s to take precautions during and after casual sex
People are happiest at ages of 16 and 70 in UK, says study
Wellbeing data indicates that anxiety levels tend to rise between mid-20s and mid-50s
The right bike for the right person: a lesson from Isla Rowntree
The Islabikes founder’s new range of bikes for those aged 65-plus shows how different people can often have very different cycling needs
The bicycle firm that wants to keep older people pedalling
Islabikes made a name for itself with children’s bicycles – now it wants to get grandparents riding
‘I’ve never slowed down’: meet the sports champions playing into their 80s
Pam became a world champion in her 80s, and Dickie still tackles hard at 83. What’s their secret?
The gamer, the cyclist, the kickass knitter: Carl Honoré’s heroes of ageing
The writer travelled the world looking for people who were ageing well, and his new book contains many portraits of inspiring older people. Here are four of them …
Why it’s never too late to start lifting weights
Older people benefit hugely from resistance exercises, new research has found. Here’s the best way to start, without even leaving your chair
GPs could prescribe bingo and dancing after English trial’s success
One practice prescribing activities saw 20% cut in hospital outpatient admissions
Edwina Brocklesby: ‘My sons join me on triathlons – we jump in the river together’
The athlete and fitness charity founder, 75, on cheerleading and swimming with manta rays
Should we press-gang older people into having fun?
Games such as cribbage, pontoon and shove ha’penny could take us back to the school yard and rattle our marbles
I may be an old nobody but I can still offer a helping hand to those in need
I have lived unnoticed. I have fought no wars, delivered no speeches, mounted no podiums and not hit a century. Now I can make amends
‘I enjoy the comradeship and giggles’: care home residents get active
A £1m programme is bringing adapted activities including weightlifting and volleyball to older people in care settings