Women With Parkinson’s Have Higher Rates Of Alzheimer’s Pathology

An autopsy study found higher rates of Alzheimer’s amyloid pathology in women with Parkinson’s, especially those with Parkinson’s disease dementia.

Digital Program Boosts Positive Experiences For Chinese-American Dementia Caregivers

A small study found improved positive caregiving experiences after Chinese-American caregivers used a seven-week WeChat program; effects need further testing.

Poem: Skipping Through Life

Sixty and Me published “Skipping Through Life,” a poem that draws on childhood lessons to encourage kindness, rest and self-compassion in adulthood.

An Anti-aging Drug May Help Protect The Brain Before Alzheimer’s Symptoms Begin

A small four-week study found improved brain blood flow in healthy middle-aged APOE4 carriers taking rapamycin, but did not test Alzheimer’s prevention.

Graded Physical Activity Prescriptions Improve Functional Outcomes In Psychiatry

A peer-reviewed Brain Health Viewpoint argues that graded, tailored exercise prescriptions can support psychiatric symptoms and functional outcomes.

14 Best Therapy Putty for Anxiety in 2027

Compare 14 therapy putties for anxiety by resistance, texture, portability, and sensory features to find the right fit for everyday fidgeting.

6 Best Personality Assessment Workbooks for Self-Discovery in 2027

Compare six personality assessment workbooks by depth, scoring style, approach, and intended use to find the right fit for self-discovery.

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

Discover the 13 best psychology themed board games for 2027. Compare tools for impulse control, empathy, and cognitive behavioral skills to find your fit.

Roll With The Punches And Search Your Heart – Lessons From The Online Dating Trenches

A Sixty and Me contributor reflects on 13 years of online dating, recommending resilience, clear boundaries and therapy to navigate its challenges.

The Hidden Costs Of Memory Loss: Scams — A Physician’s Take

A physician’s account for Being Patient describes financial scams affecting older adults and offers family steps to reduce risk.