A study of 18,476 people links blood metabolite-based aging measures with chronic disease and mortality risk, but does not prove cause and effect.
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‘Tech Is Not Good Or Bad, But Neither Is It Neutral’: What We Heard This Week
MedPage Today’s October 18 roundup collected expert comments on healthcare AI, a new flu shot, pregnancy research and other medical findings.
Be Joyful, Though You Have Considered All The Facts
A Sixty and Me essay invokes Wendell Berry’s words to suggest gratitude, balanced news habits and relationships amid ongoing worries.
Neurotechnology Offers Hope For Better Anxiety And Depression Treatments
SINTEF researcher Sandra Klonteig says brain sensors could help researchers study anxiety and depression and, eventually, guide treatment choices.
Upskilling, Empathy Are Keys To AI Change Management
Home-based care leaders say staff training, phased rollouts and empathy can help address resistance to AI tools, according to an HHCN report.
Pikes Peak YMCA Taps Inspire360 To Bolster Trainer Development
The Pikes Peak YMCA will launch Inspire360 Club across its locations Nov. 1, with the first year funded by the fitness education company.
Republicans Trust RFK But Not Fauci. 🙄
A trend signal points to rising interest in a claim about Republican trust in RFK Jr. and Anthony Fauci, but its trigger and evidence are unknown.
What I Tell AI, What I Keep To Myself, And How It Watches My Back
A Sixty and Me writer describes using ChatGPT to find care resources and prepare health questions while withholding identifying information.
Why We Should Never Retire From Being Useful
A Sixty and Me essay argues that older adults can keep contributing after paid work ends, while choosing roles that fit their health and energy.
Gyms See Foot Traffic Spike In August, Shaking Off Q2 Concerns
HFA data shows U.S. gym visits rose 2.4% year over year in August, led by high-value, low-price facilities, after Q2 declines across most categories.