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Paging Dr. Andrew Weil on TIME.com

The good doctor has aged well since 1997, when he first appeared on the cover of TIME, a little grayer but no less active--writing, teaching, healing, doing TV specials and running several hugely popular websites. He's sold 6 million books (his last four were No. 1 New York Times best sellers), and his latest hits the shelves on Oct. 18. But you don't have to wait. It's excerpted in this issue, and if you visit time.com this week, he'll be there to answer readers' questions.

TALK TO THE DOC

Got a question about health, nutrition or aging? All this week Dr. Weil will be reading and answering your inquiries at time.com/weilquestions

VOTE ONLINE

Cast your vote at time.com/poll

WHO IS AGING THE MOST GRACEFULLY? Is it Paul Newman or Robert Redford? Martha Stewart or Toni Morrison? Cast your vote at time.com/poll If the name of your favorite 60-plus celebrity isn't on our list, just write it in.

A LOOK BACK

What's the secret to a long and healthy life? Over the years, TIME has focused on every aspect of healthy living, from the perils of obesity to the payoffs of eating smarter. See time.com/nutrition for the comprehensive collection of our coverage, including our 1997 Weil cover.

TIME journalists appear regularly on PBS with Charlie Rose, one of America's premiere interviewers, to discuss the events of the week and the major stories being covered by the magazine.

Charlie Rose

See charlierose.com for up-to-date schedules, more program information and transcripts of past shows.

Turn to time.com throughout the week for sharp analysis, commentary and vivid photos. And for more historical context, search our deep archive of covers and articles, spanning from 1923 to the present.