There has always been a premium on a water view. Coastal real estate commands some of the highest prices in the country, and the competition shows no sign of easing. A new study out of […]
A difference of a few years may not sound like much, but in autism spectrum disorder, earlier identification can open critical windows for support during key stages of development. When a diagnosis comes at age […]
Emerging Diagnostic Technology: Objective Biomarkers and FDA-Cleared Tools While existing tools represent decades of clinical and research development, they share common limitations: nearly all rely on subjective clinical observation, caregiver report, or clinician interpretation. Performance […]
Try side sleeping to boost your brain’s nightly cleanup—research shows it may clear Alzheimer’s-linked proteins more efficiently, a simple habit that supports long-term brain health. You’ve probably spent countless hours thinking about diet, exercise, and […]
Autism Spectrum Disorder now affects approximately 1 in 31 children in the United States, according to the CDC’s 2025 ADDM Network report. Yet despite decades of research and a growing array of autism diagnostic methods, […]
A clown walks into a nursing home and asks a resident with moderate dementia whether she would prefer a cat or a dog. The resident considers the question seriously, offers an opinion, and laughs. She […]
Only 13.9 percent of adults over 65 meet federal guidelines for both aerobic and muscle-strengthening activity each week. That number comes from a federal data analysis of the National Health Interview Survey. It is a […]
We have written before about which blood tests seniors should get and why routine testing changes outcomes. But what about the tests that do not appear on a standard order? Strong peer-reviewed evidence supports them, […]
Your results are a story, and a single result is only one word of it. The number on last year’s panel tells you almost nothing on its own. The direction that number has been traveling […]
Closeness doesn’t retire when you do. For Boomers navigating their 50s, 60s, and beyond, connection doesn’t disappear. It deepens, shifts, and sometimes surprises. Research confirms that many older couples actually find greater satisfaction in their […]