A Chalmers-led study links TRL and Lp(a) protein patterns to inflammatory and blood-vessel processes, offering clues to heart risk beyond LDL.
Beyond ‘Bad’ Cholesterol: New Clues To The Risk Of Heart Disease
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Increasing Daily Steps May Boost Surgical Recovery
An observational study found that greater daily walking after inpatient surgery was associated with fewer complications and readmissions.
Scientists Pinpoint Key Hotspot Driving Tau Propagation In Dementia
Northwestern researchers report that a water-capped hotspot in tau helps misfolded proteins recruit and align more tau in lab experiments.
Can Lowering Cholesterol Prevent Or Treat Alzheimer’s?
A new drug study found lower Alzheimer’s blood biomarker levels in ApoE4 carriers, but it has not shown that cholesterol treatment prevents or treats dementia.
How To Wear A Wig With Glasses After 60: A Comfort-First Fit Guide
A Sixty and Me guide recommends testing everyday glasses with a wig, checking cap fit first and trying frame positions without forcing them.
AI Has A Darker Side In Healthcare, Expert Says
At a health journalism summit, researcher Mishal Khan warned AI could erode healthcare workers’ skills, autonomy and job conditions.
I Don’t Know What Comes Next, But I’m Not Done Yet
A Sixty and Me contributor says her husband’s medical emergency interrupted her writing for years. She has since completed three books and is reconsidering what comes next.
Tossing And Turning At Night? Run Through This Physiologist’s Five-point Sleep Checklist To Finally Nod Off
Physiologist Oli Patrick recommends five sleep habits, including regular sleep times, morning light and a dark, cool bedroom.
DerMend Fragile Skin Moisturizer: A Holiday Care Review
A practical look at DerMend Fragile Skin Moisturizer for mature, dry skin, including its ingredients, routine, trade-offs, and holiday-season fit.
What I Tell AI, What I Keep To Myself, And How It Watches My Back
A Sixty and Me contributor describes using ChatGPT to find care resources while withholding identifying details—and urges readers to verify AI’s answers.
