It's Friday, but spookier. Happy Halloween (Eve)! This weekend, people everywhere will pay real money to walk through a dark maze while a stranger with a chainsaw chases them. Others will watch a movie they know will keep them up all night. And afterward? Most of them will be smiling. So what gives? Why do our brains treat a good scare like a treat? Turns out, there's real science behind it. Grab your popcorn (and maybe a blanket to hide behind). What Happens in Your Body the Second...

Before you worry about the worst case, cover the basics. October is full of scary things. Ghosts. Witches. Things that go bump in the night. But the scares that cause real trouble are usually much quieter. Like reaching for your pill bottle on a Sunday night and hearing that one lonely rattle. Running out of medication doesn't come with spooky music. It just sneaks up on you. The good news? It's one of the easiest scares to prevent. Why Running Out of Medication Is a Real-Life Scare Missing...

Vitamins, pain relievers, a cute gift item, a birthday card for the grandkids. Those small purchases add up fast. That's why every Tuesday at Good Day Pharmacy, shoppers age 60 and up save 10% on all retail and over-the-counter items. No coupons. No sign-up. Just a little something back for the customers who've trusted us for years. What Is Senior Day? Senior Day is a weekly discount we started years ago, and it's still one of our favorite traditions. It's our way of saying thank you to the...