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The number of adults living with cancer will likely triple in size by 2030.

We’re Not Ready for the ‘Silver Tsunami’ of Older Adults Living With Cancer

The number of adults living with cancer is expected to triple in size by 2030. How can we prepare for this public health challenge?
By Keith M. Bellizzi
Seniors at the Catholic Charities Brooklyn and Queens Seaside Senior Center's Halloween and Diwali celebration.

Comptroller’s Audit Alleges City Violated Language Rules for Senior Centers

The Department for the Aging consistently flouted language access requirements for senior centers, according to Scott Stringer.
By Madina Toure
Mayor Bill de Blasio speaks to the press in front of Trump Tower after his meeting with President-elect Donald Trump.

Afternoon Bulletin: De Blasio Slams Trump’s Voter Fraud Claims, JetBlue Flies to Cuba

In a response to President-elect Donald Trump's statement that he would have won the popular vote if not the 'millions who voted illegally', Bill de Blasio called the claim a dangerous lie in his own tweet on Monday morning.
By Madeleine Streets
NEW YORK, NY - JANUARY 21: Manhattan skyline is viewed from one of the top floors of the newly built Four Seasons private residences at 30 Park Place on January 21, 2015 in New York City. The building, which was built by Silverstein Properties, Inc. and designed by Robert A.M. Stern Architects, will be the tallest residential tower in downtown Manhattan when complete. An event to celebrate the final pour of structural concrete on the 82nd floor of the 926-foot tall building brought dozens of employees from both firms along with construction workers and members of the real estate community. (Photo by Spencer Platt/Getty Images)

Fix Rent Control to Help Elderly New Yorkers

By The Editors
They make not be the stereotypical Brooklyn transplant, but brokers say that grandparents are a growing presence in the borough.

Granny’s Gone to Brooklyn: Grandparents Invade the Hipster Haven

By Sonja Sharp
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