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A Huberman Lab episode with USC neuroscientist Scott Kanoski explores research on diet, memory, appetite, GLP-1 drugs and the gut-brain connection.
Five Minutes A Day: The Habit That Sticks When Everything Else Slips
Sixty and Me recommends tying one five-minute daily habit to an existing routine, while acknowledging that the approach is advice, not study evidence.
4 Best Halloween Sleep Masks for Adults in 2027
Compare four Halloween sleep masks for adults by fit, material, light coverage, design, and quantity to find the right pick for sleeping or parties.
14 Best Adjustable Dumbbells for Home Workouts in 2027
Compare 14 adjustable dumbbell sets for home workouts, from lighter beginner pairs to higher-capacity options, and find the right fit for your space.
From Farm To Skin: 5 Herbs I Grow For Skincare
An herb farmer and cosmetic formulator describes five herbs used in skincare and summarizes research, while noting evidence and sustainability limits.
‘The Public Should Not Be Subject To These Quack Medicines’: What We Heard This Week
MedPage Today’s Oct. 11 roundup highlights comments on unapproved herpes treatments, measles, nursing candidates and new research.
Routine Blood Test May Offer Clues To Future Dementia Risk
A study of 316,542 Korean adults found dementia risk associations at both low and high hemoglobin levels, but did not establish cause and effect.
