The FDA’s new NAIN program will coordinate neuroscience regulatory work, beginning with an initiative focused on Alzheimer’s prevention and early intervention.
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A floor-to-stand fitness test can reveal mobility and strength challenges, but research links its score with risk; it is not a diagnosis.
Build Core Strength With This No-equipment 10-Minute Beginner-friendly Pilates Workout
Fit&Well shares a no-equipment, 10-minute beginner Pilates routine with six moves, modifications and guidance to practise three times a week.
Type Of Menopause Hormone Therapy Tied To Small Autoimmune Disease Risk
A retrospective study found a small difference in autoimmune disease incidence between estrogen-only and combined menopause hormone therapy.
15 Best Walking Pads for Home Fitness in 2027
Compare 15 walking pads for home fitness by incline, handling, storage, and everyday usability to find the right match for your space and routine.
No Daytime Grogginess Observed With Menopause Hot Flash Drug
A post-hoc analysis of two phase III trials found daytime sleepiness scores improved with bedtime elinzanetant versus placebo over 12 weeks.
15 Best Acupressure Mats for Relaxation in 2027
Compare 15 acupressure mats for relaxation by comfort, materials, features, and ease of use to find the right fit for your routine.
ADHD Drugs May Alleviate Menopausal Brain Fog
A review found ADHD drugs improved women’s self-rated executive function, but not objective cognitive test results. Larger trials are needed.
Dehydration, UTIs And Cognitive Health: Getting Enough To Drink Is Complicated For People With Brain Disorders
People with dementia or Parkinson’s may have trouble staying hydrated. Dehydration and UTIs can affect thinking, making sudden changes worth medical assessment.
Essentials: Developing A Rational Approach To Supplementation For Health & Performance
A Huberman Lab Essentials episode reviews supplement use, individual needs and testing products one at a time; its transcript remains under review.
The Day I Heard My Own Voice Coming Out Of My Child’s Mouth
A Tiny Buddha essay recounts how a parent recognized their own sharp tone in a child’s response and began reconsidering how they handled anger.
The Three Stretches A Physical Therapist Wishes Everyone Would Do To Improve Their Hip Mobility
Physical therapist Dr. Marivi Lao recommends three gentle hip stretches, with guidance on how often to do them and when to ease off.
What One Great Loss Is Teaching Me About How To Live
A Tiny Buddha essay reflects on the sudden death of Seth Pollack and how grief prompted its author to reconsider fear, presence and daily life.
14 Best Massage Chairs for Home in 2027
Compare 14 massage chairs for home by massage coverage, fit, controls, space needs, and comfort to find the right chair for your routine.
Chemical Tank Explosion In Ohio Forces Evacuations As City Allows Plume To Vent
A ruptured Toledo tank released a chemical plume, prompting evacuations and shelter orders as officials monitored air quality and let it vent.
Your Experiences Have Value – Wisdom Series Part 2
Part 2 of Sixty and Me’s Wisdom Series argues that older women’s life experience can hold overlooked insights and offers three reflection exercises.
15 Best Electric Heating Pads for Pain Relief in 2027
Compare 15 electric heating pads for pain relief by coverage, controls, fit, and use case to find the right option for back pain, cramps, and sore muscles.
When Life Reminds You That Nothing Is Guaranteed
A Tiny Buddha essay recounts a traffic collision and reflects on uncertainty, presence and how people respond when plans change.
Ianalumab’s Road To Approval For Sjogren’s Looks Bumpier
Published phase III results show modest disease-activity benefits but no clear improvement in key symptoms; Novartis has started another trial.
Psilocybin Tied To Lower Inflammation In Parkinson’s Trial
A nonrandomized study of 12 people with Parkinson’s found lower inflammation markers after psilocybin, but larger trials are needed to confirm the results.
15 Best Magnesium Supplements for Stress in 2027
Compare 15 magnesium supplements for stress, from single-ingredient glycinate to blends and gummies, with guidance on forms, labels, and tradeoffs.
Everyone Thinks They Know Which Chapter You’re In After 60. They’re Often Wrong
A Sixty and Me essay describes six challenges women over 60 may face behind assumptions about retirement, while stressing the account is personal.
Acute Back Pain: Skip The Prescription Painkillers In First Line, Study Suggests
A Medicaid study found higher later opioid use disorder or overdose diagnoses among acute back-pain patients initially prescribed opioids or gabapentinoids.
Older Breast Cancer Survivors Fall Through Medicare Home Health Gap
A study of older breast cancer survivors found about six in 10 highly frail women had no Medicare home health care in a given year.
15 Best Sleep Masks for Better Sleep in 2027
Compare 15 sleep masks for better sleep, from adjustable blackout designs to silk and side-sleeper options, with guidance for choosing the right fit.
What Medical Students Learn From Talking To Care Home Residents
A University of Lancashire placement lets first-year medical students learn about residents through conversation, though lasting effects on empathy remain unproven.
15 Best Electric Foot Massagers for Circulation in 2027
Compare 15 electric foot massagers for circulation by massage style, coverage, heat, usability, and tradeoffs to find the right fit for your needs.
14 Best Electric Foot Massagers for Circulation in 2027
Compare 14 electric foot massagers for circulation, including heat, shiatsu, cooling, and calf coverage, to find the right fit for your needs.
Home Sensor System Could Spot Loneliness In Older Adults
Researchers tested HomePal in 70 older adults’ homes for three months; its data are being compared with loneliness surveys, not used to diagnose.
The One Mistake Nearly Everyone Makes When They Start Pilates—and How To Avoid It
Pilates instructor Marina Enright says beginners should build control and alignment before attempting advanced moves. Here are her practical tips.
