John Hancock

Could mindfulness be the most powerful medicine at the end of life? BJ Miller, MD’s experience — from surviving a devastating accident to caring for the dying — reveals how presence and acceptance can ease suffering and enrich living. His approach to palliative care reframes what it means to live well, even as life draws to a close. Watch his story in the latest episode of Longer. Healthier. Better. — Leaders in Longevity: https://lnkd.in/e4niGkhi MLINY120125804-1 

This #GivingTuesday, we’re highlighting our colleagues who came together for an in-office volunteer event supporting Boston Medical Center (BMC). Together, they assembled care packages filled with essentials for parents and newborns, helping ease the transition for families facing financial challenges.

The key to curing cancer may lie in stopping the first cell — not the last. For decades, the search for a silver bullet has dominated cancer research, yet the toll of the disease remains staggering. Dr. Azra Raza believes it’s time for a radical shift: focus on preventing the first cancer cell instead of trying to eliminate the last. Discover her groundbreaking approach in the latest episode of Longer. Healthier. Better. — Leaders in Longevity:  https://lnkd.in/eY96RasN MLINY111725919-1

John Hancock Vitality is redefining life insurance by rewarding customers for making healthy choices and living well. This month’s Vitality Partner Spotlight is Garmin — a leader in wearable fitness technology. From smartwatches to fitness trackers, Garmin helps users monitor activity, heart rate, sleep, and more. Eligible John Hancock Vitality members enjoy an exclusive Garmin discount and can earn Vitality Points by syncing their devices to track workouts and healthy habits. It’s a smarter way to stay motivated and get rewarded for healthy living. Learn more: https://lnkd.in/eZd2qVkg MLINY111225208-1

Living longer is the new normal, but are we ready for it? We hit the streets to ask people if they’re prepared to thrive in older age. Our Longevity Preparedness Index shows where Americans stand when it comes to planning for a longer, healthier life. Watch below and learn more: https://lnkd.in/ghbq-A5b MLINY111225370-1

For the second year in a row, we’re proud to provide free access to GRAIL's multi-cancer early detection test, Galleri, to active-duty and veteran special operations service members receiving care through Home Base, in collaboration with Mass General Brigham’s Cancer Early Detection and Diagnostics Clinic. We made the announcement last week during Home Base’s annual “Helping Veterans Heal” telethon with WCVB Channel 5, where a number of our colleagues came together to help answer calls and share our mission to help people live longer, healthier, better lives. We also donated $25,000 to Home Base, a nonprofit dedicated to healing the invisible wounds of war for veterans and their families, to support their continued efforts.

What if the key to fixing our food system lies in understanding how we built it? Dariush Mozaffarian MD DrPH, a leading voice in nutrition policy, believes that by tracing the history of our food system, we can unlock solutions for better health, sustainability, and economic outcomes. In this episode of Longer. Healthier. Better. — Leaders in Longevity, learn how his work at the The Friedman School of Nutrition Science and Policy at Tufts University is helping shape a smarter, more equitable food future for all: https://lnkd.in/eiTBBG-T MLINY111025280-1

Excuses? We all have them. But sometimes, all it takes is a little nudge to get moving. Discover how the John Hancock Vitality program may help you push past the reasons and make wellness a priority. Learn more: https://lnkd.in/d9CK7Nu MLINY110525966-1

To honor those who served on this Veterans Day, we gathered colleagues and partners at our Boston headquarters — including our friends at Home Base, a nonprofit dedicated to healing the invisible wounds of war. We also unveiled a special piece of history: the last American flag to fly on the USS Hancock, a U.S. Navy aircraft carrier decommissioned nearly 50 years ago. The ship was named after John Hancock in recognition of our company’s role in raising bonds for its construction in the 1930s. We will proudly display this flag as a symbol of support for veterans and the military community.

Wellness starts long before symptoms show up. Proactive support means being ready — mind, body, and coverage. John Hancock believes in investing in your health from the very beginning. MLINY091525183-1