A Yale study in Cell finds taurine helps regulate NLRP3-driven inflammation in macrophages, but benefits from supplements in people remain unknown.
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Taurine Helps Regulate Inflammation Linked To Aging, Yale Study Finds
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 users.
15 Best Large-Print Books for Seniors in 2027
Discover the best large-print books for seniors in 2027. Compare biography, mystery, puzzle, and religious titles to find the perfect fit for vision and interest.
Supplement Shows Promise For Improving Cancer-Related Cognitive Impairment
In a small, uncontrolled study, breast cancer survivors reported improved cognitive scores after eight weeks of oxaloacetate. A placebo-controlled trial is planned.
Poem: Living In The Now
Sixty and Me published Molli Nickell’s poem ‘Living in the Now,’ which reflects on worry, acceptance and attention to the present.
What The Blue Zones Can – And Can’t – Teach Us About Growing Older
A recent review of Blue Zone age records renews debate over longevity claims—and what their habits can reasonably teach about aging.
End-of-Life Conversations Can’t Wait
End-of-life doula Jessica Sadler urges families to discuss care wishes, decision-makers and key documents before a medical crisis.
Nearly Half Of Dementia Cases Are Due To Modifiable Risk Factors. What Does That Actually Mean?
A WHO estimate links 45% of dementia risk to 14 modifiable factors, but it does not mean changing them will prevent 45% of cases.
Intermittent Fasting Combined With Exercise Promotes Weight Loss In Obese Adults
A 12-week trial found greater weight and body-fat loss with intermittent fasting and supervised exercise, but liver-fat changes did not differ overall.
Modulating GPCR Signaling Could Help Delay Multiple Age-related Diseases
A 2026 Frontiers in Science paper proposes modulating GPCR signaling across tissues to address processes linked to aging and chronic disease.
