The Silent Heartbreak of Loving Someone with Dementia
The Blue Bus is a touching memoir that captures the heartbreak and devotion of dementia caregiving. A tribute to love that remembers, even when memory fades.
Alzheimer’s Symptoms May Emerge Two Decades Before Memory Loss, Study Reveals
Experts are issuing a warning: the earliest signs of Alzheimer’s disease could emerge up to 20 years before noticeable memory loss occurs, a finding that could transform approaches to combatting the UK’s top cause of death.
FDA to Accelerate Drug Reviews for Medicines Aligning with National Health Priorities
The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has announced a new initiative to expedite the review process for medications that align with the health priorities set by the Trump administration.
Parenting in the Digital Cortex: How Screen Time, Dopamine, and Executive Function Collide in Childhood
Psychotherapist Dr. Crystal Collier shows how screen time reshapes kids’ brains—and how parents can set healthier, science-based boundaries.
Diet Sodas: A Surprising Alternative to Water for Weight Loss?
Diet sodas, favored by celebrities like Donald Trump and Taylor Swift, are garnering attention for their potential role in weight loss, with recent TikTok videos citing studies suggesting they may outperform water in this regard.
Key Insights into the Brain’s Memory Storage Mechanism Revealed
For decades, scientists have sought to unravel the complexities of the brain’s memory storage system, particularly how new information is cataloged without erasing existing memories.
New Study Reveals Bariatric Surgery Outperforms GLP-1 Drugs for Weight Loss
Surgery continues to be the most effective option for weight loss, according to a recent study that indicates patients undergoing bariatric procedures shed considerably more pounds than those using the latest GLP-1 medications aimed at obesity.
Sushma Bhanot is on a Mission to Transform Women’s Health and Community Wellbeing
Sushma Bhanot bridges science and holistic care to empower women, redefine wellness, and advocate for culturally inclusive health systems.
Maybe the Fall Was Part of the Climb: Inside Trauma’s Worth by Heather Jessica Sieben Bell
A raw memoir about surviving trauma, letting go of shame, and finding clarity without closure. Trauma’s Worth shows the beauty in what’s broken.
Leadership, Innovation, and the Neuroscience of Success: Dr. Christine Charyton Blueprint
Dr. Christine Charyton merges neuroscience and strategy to redefine leadership, creativity, and innovation across sectors—from boardrooms to farms.