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MedPage Today’s Nov. 1 roundup covers an ADA meeting report, clinical trial results, exam software glitches and health policy hurdles.

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A Sixty and Me report advises people dating after 60 to ask about past relationships, current intentions and communication rather than assume what never marrying means.

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• November 2, 2026

Cardiologist Roy Jogiya says new chest discomfort, unusual breathlessness and persistent palpitations during menopause deserve medical attention.

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• November 2, 2026

Psychiatrist Devina Wadhwa argues that clinicians should weigh life context alongside symptoms, while still assessing carefully for mental illness and risk.

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• November 2, 2026

A personal essay traces one family’s New York fall rituals, and how moving to Miami changed the writer’s experience of the season.

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• November 1, 2026

Is 64GB unified memory overkill? Discover which workflows truly need a MacBook Pro with 64GB unified memory and how to choose the right configuration.

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• November 1, 2026

A Sixty and Me essay uses older performers and a community playwriting class to explore creative work in later life and the claims around its benefits.

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• November 1, 2026

A small comparison found ChatGPT’s IVF responses were clear but scored below ASRM materials on accuracy, completeness, safety and quality.

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• November 1, 2026

A Flinders University study of specialist palliative care nurses highlights observation, family communication and ethical judgment in caring for unresponsive dying patients.

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• November 1, 2026

A Sixty and Me essay reflects on Camino advice, online marketing and why personal recommendations may not suit another traveler’s needs.

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• November 1, 2026