Friends of BrainHealth awarded more than $466,000 for six projects on dementia risk, early detection, resilience and caregiver well-being.
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Healthy Eating Fruits And Microgreens
Environmental Nutrition outlines ways to add fruit and microgreens to meals, while noting that microgreens complement rather than replace vegetables.
Elderly People Could Live Independently For Longer Thanks To New Home Sensor System Which Detects Emergencies
An NTU study combined radar, thermal sensors and smart plugs to detect unusual activity at home, but real-world performance remains untested.
Early-onset Alzheimer’s Patients Accumulate Symptoms Years Before Diagnosis
A Finnish study found health problems and healthcare use rose before early-onset Alzheimer’s diagnoses, while common cardiovascular risks were not more prevalent.
Essentials: Manage Stress & Build Resilience | Dr. Elissa Epel
Huberman Lab Essentials revisits psychologist Elissa Epel’s discussion of stress responses, resilience tools and the limits of managing chronic stress.
3 Best Halloween First Aid Kits in 2027
Compare three Halloween first aid picks for trick-or-treating, parties, and family outings, from shareable wound care pouches to themed bandages.
Study Explains Why Cancer Immunity Declines Faster In Males
Mouse experiments and human datasets link earlier loss of naive CD8 T cells in males to shrinking lymph nodes and weaker tumor recognition.
15 Best Collapsible Walking Pads for Home in 2027
Compare 15 collapsible walking pads for home by storage, incline, handle design, and intended use, then find the best fit for your routine.
Why We Should Never Retire From Being Useful
A Sixty and Me essay argues that retirees can stay connected through mentoring, volunteering and other contributions suited to their abilities.
Could Hidden Belly Fat Tell Me About My Brain Health?
A personal DEXA scan prompts questions about visceral fat and brain health, but evidence points more directly to blood pressure as a risk marker.
