The Lancet Public Health — In 2012, Taylor Swift sang about feeling "22." In 1966, the Beatles sang "When I'm Sixty-Four." No one's singing about it, but researchers took a look at what age people around the world start feeling 65 and found an astonishing 30-year gap.
European Heart Journal — If you smoke, are overweight, or have hypertension or diabetes, your brain health may also be in jeopardy, according to a study that links heart disease risk factors to dementia. Read More »
Journal of the National Cancer Institute Cancer Spectrum — Pregnancy is known to lessen breast cancer risk, but until now, it wasn't known whether this risk reduction applied to women at higher risk because of their genes. According to a new study, it does. Read More »
Berkeley Wellness — An increasing number of young and even middle-aged adults are being diagnosed with attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder for the first time. Is adult-onset ADHD for real? Read More »
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