6 Words You Must Not Say

A Sixty and Me essay argues that six common words and phrases can shape self-talk and relationships, offering alternatives but no research evidence.

Life Doesn’t Have A “Best By” Date

A Sixty and Me essay uses food expiration dates to reflect on aging, relevance and staying engaged after six decades of life.

Dating After 60: What To Ask A Man Who Never Married

A Sixty and Me report advises people dating after 60 to ask about past relationships, present goals and communication—not assume marriage history tells the story.

14 Best Personality Test Books for Adults in 2027

Compare personality test books for adults by format, depth, scoring, and focus to find the right guide for self-discovery, relationships, or work.

Living Well Despite Adversity Depends On These 3 Skills

A Sixty and Me report highlights potential, choice and purpose as skills people can use to cope with hardship and find meaning.

9 Best Psychology Board Games for Adults in 2027

Compare nine psychology board games for adults, from social deduction and conversation games to self-reflection and strategy picks.

Lonely Cancer Deaths; ‘Silence Was Deafening’; Mental Health And Cancer Mortality

A report highlights higher cancer mortality among people living alone and an association between mental health disorders and later mortality.

WSA Clinical Studies Show Sound Preference Exploration Boosts Hearing Aid Conversion Rates

WSA reports conversion rates were 5 percentage points higher when clinicians explored patients’ sound preferences across 42 clinics in three countries.

Multivitamins Boost Key Vitamin Levels, But Do They Improve Your Health?

A review of 103 multivitamin trials found consistent rises in some vitamin levels, but mixed clinical outcomes and limits on what researchers could conclude.

Medicare Will Pay $50K For Your Heart Attack. It Should Pay $100 To Prevent It

Updated U.S. heart prevention guidelines give coronary calcium scans a larger role, but the opinion article says payment barriers may limit access.