A temporary federal deduction offers eligible people 65 and older up to $6,000 each. Here’s what is known, who may qualify and what remains unclear.
The $12,000 Senior Tax Break You’re Probably Missing In 2026
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‘Tech Is Not Good Or Bad, But Neither Is It Neutral’: What We Heard This Week
MedPage Today’s October 18 roundup features comments on AI in health care, an mRNA flu shot, pregnancy research and other medical findings.
The Gift I Never Expected But Came To Love Anyway
A Sixty and Me contributor recounts how a wind chime she initially doubted became a comforting part of her new Arizona home.
More Medicare Mistakes You Should Avoid
A Seniors Guide report outlines six Medicare pitfalls involving enrollment deadlines, employer coverage, HSAs and income-related premium surcharges.
What Older Adults Do On Screens May Matter More Than Total Screen Time
A multi-cohort study in npj Digital Medicine links TV viewing to poorer cognition and computer use to better cognition in older adults, with genetic evidence for TV effects.
Unexpected Cognitive Improvement Emerges In Hearing Aid Trial
Search and coverage interest is rising around a hearing aid trial and cognitive improvement, but the trigger and any trial results are unconfirmed.
‘Zombified’ C.D.C., Hobbled By Cuts, Struggles To Fulfill Scientific Mission
Search interest spikes around CDC struggles with budget cuts. What’s confirmed, what’s unconfirmed, and why it matters.
Klimaanlage
Google Trends shows increasing searches for ‘Klimaanlage’ in Germany, reflecting growing demand amid climate and energy concerns. What it means for consumers and industry.
