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Five Minutes A Day: The Habit That Sticks When Everything Else Slips
Sixty and Me’s report recommends one five-minute daily habit anchored to an existing routine, while acknowledging that its results are not established by research here.
Scientists Discover 5 Hidden Brain Patterns Behind Depression
A University of Helsinki study found five patterns of brain connectivity among 263 people with major depression, associated with different symptoms.
Early-onset Alzheimer’s Patients Accumulate Symptoms Years Before Diagnosis
A Finnish study found a widening range of health problems and rising health-care use before early-onset Alzheimer’s diagnosis, especially in the final five years.
15 Best Meditation Cushions for Mindfulness Practice in 2027
Compare 15 mindfulness meditation cushions by shape, fill, support, portability, and setup to find the right fit for your practice.
Christa Pike’s Survival Wasn’t A Miracle. That’s What Should Scare Us.
Christa Pike survived a Tennessee lethal-injection attempt and was later treated in intensive care. An independent review is examining what happened.
What Causes Alzheimer’s? 4 Leading Theories, Explained
Scientists are investigating amyloid, tau, inflammation and other processes behind Alzheimer’s. Here is what the leading theories explain—and what remains uncertain.
Could Hidden Belly Fat Tell Me About My Brain Health?
Research links deep abdominal fat with high blood pressure, a risk factor for brain and cardiovascular disease. A scan cannot diagnose brain health.
POEM: Sneaky Paths To Self-Love
Sixty and Me published a poem offering nine everyday practices for self-love, from honest self-talk to rest, acceptance and kindness toward others.
Scientists Warn A Popular Vitamin D Supplement May Have A Hidden Downside
A review of 20 studies found vitamin D2 supplementation was associated with lower blood levels of a D3-derived marker. Health effects remain unclear.