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How Quantitative MRI Reveals Brain Changes The Eye Can’t See

How Quantitative MRI Reveals Brain Changes The Eye Can’t See

Columbia radiologist Michael Lipton explains how quantitative MRI may measure brain changes that standard scans cannot show, and what remains unproven.
How Music Can Help People With Dementia

How Music Can Help People With Dementia

A 2025 review found music therapy may ease depressive symptoms in dementia, while evidence for lasting changes in cognition or agitation remains limited.
Self-Disclosure Pilot Offers Home-Based Care Providers More Clarity, But Risks Remain

Self-Disclosure Pilot Offers Home-Based Care Providers More Clarity, But Risks Remain

A six-month HHS-DOJ pilot offers healthcare providers a route to disclose civil False Claims Act violations, but repayment and exposure concerns remain.
What Can 6,000 Brain Scans Tell Us About Alzheimer's?

What Can 6,000 Brain Scans Tell Us About Alzheimer’s?

A Nature Communications paper describes the KARI dataset: 6,217 brain imaging sessions tracking healthy aging and Alzheimer’s-related changes.
Short Gaps Between Pregnancies May Accelerate Biological Aging In Mothers

Short Gaps Between Pregnancies May Accelerate Biological Aging In Mothers

A review proposes that closely spaced pregnancies could affect mothers’ biological aging, but long-term studies are needed to test the hypothesis.
8 Best At-Home Anxiety Biofeedback Devices in 2027

8 Best At-Home Anxiety Biofeedback Devices in 2027

Discover the top at-home anxiety biofeedback devices of 2027. Find the best overall, budget-friendly, and beginner options to manage stress effectively.
13 Best Psychology-Themed Board Games for Conversation and Connection in 2027

13 Best Psychology-Themed Board Games for Conversation and Connection in 2027

Compare 13 psychology-themed board games for parties, learning, self-reflection, and connection, with picks for different groups and play styles.
Is Wine Really The Retirement Treat We Think It Is? 7 Lessons I Learnt After Quitting At 63

Is Wine Really The Retirement Treat We Think It Is? 7 Lessons I Learnt After Quitting At 63

A Sixty and Me contributor says she quit drinking at 63 after years of heavy wine use, then built a sobriety community. Her account is personal, not clinical evidence.
Should You Stay Close To Home In Retirement?

Should You Stay Close To Home In Retirement?

A 2024 survey found 62% of retirees stayed in their pre-retirement home. Health care, transport, costs and family ties shape the choice.
A Simple Facial Photograph May Hold Clues To Cancer Survival

A Simple Facial Photograph May Hold Clues To Cancer Survival

Researchers report that AI models detected links between facial age, facial features and cancer survival, but say clinical validation is still needed.