Obesity In Young Adults Linked To Multiple Early Cancers

A South Korean study of 6.3 million adults found higher cancer rates with rising BMI, with abdominal fat adding risk and absolute rates remaining low.

AI Scribes Improved Note-Taking Time But Not Productivity, Study Finds

A 14-hospital study linked Heidi use to shorter note-active time and longer notes, but found no improvement in same-day closure or clinical productivity.

AI Chatbots Can Be A Valuable Health Resource For Older Adults—if They Embrace ‘Informed Skepticism’

A report on older adults’ use of AI for health information recommends informed skepticism, fact-checking and privacy precautions.

Career Change Aptitude Test: Which To Take, How To Read It

The O*NET Interest Profiler measures work interests, not ability. Learn how to read its results and check career matches against real-world constraints.

Massive Study Identifies Genetic Variants Associated With Five Major Personality Traits

A Nature study links 1,260 genetic variants to Big Five traits, while finding DNA accounts for only part of measured personality differences.

6 Best Personality Test Card Games for Self-Discovery and Parties in 2027

Compare six personality test card games, from psychology-inspired prompts to cat and dog quizzes, and find the right fit for your group.

15 Best CBT Workbooks for Anxiety in 2027

Compare 15 CBT workbooks for anxiety, from structured programs to focused guides for children, illness anxiety, panic, and repetitive worry.

I Had No Idea I Had An Increased Risk Of Developing Osteoporosis Until I Tried This Free Quiz—here’s How To Check Your Bone Health

A Fit&Well reporter says a Royal Osteoporosis Society quiz highlighted risk factors, including a past fracture. The tool advises when to seek medical guidance.

‘The Cat Is Out Of The Bag’: What We Heard This Week

MedPage Today’s Oct. 25 roundup highlights dengue concerns, questions about dupilumab exposure and findings across several areas of medicine.

Required Reading: The Night Our Book Club Needed A Cold Shower

A longtime book club’s first romance pick prompted laughter and a discussion of love, passion and changing relationships later in life.