A prospective study found durable cancer control after reduced-dose nodal radiation for HPV-positive throat cancer, but a phase III trial is still needed.
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Money Is Part Of Our Voice
A Sixty and Me contributor reflects on spending, giving and financial choices in later life, while stressing that budgets and circumstances differ.
Extra Weight May Be Aging Your Brain Faster Than You Think
A 24-year study of adults over 50 found higher BMI was associated with faster declines in memory, cognition and executive function.
15 Best Light Therapy Lamps for Home Use in 2027
Compare 15 light therapy lamps by brightness, controls, size, and setup to find the right fit for your room, routine, and budget priorities.
Tonal Launches First New Colorway Amid Growth Push
Tonal introduced the Glacier version of Tonal 2, adding a lighter finish and reflective display as the company expands its reach.
Eating Walnuts Was Linked To Higher IgG Levels, But What Does That Mean For Health?
A two-year WAHA trial analysis found higher total IgG with daily walnuts, but no clear changes in several other immune markers or proven health benefit.
New International Initiative Explores How Energy Shapes Brain Function
A 10-year international collaboration will study how energy supply affects brain activity, learning and behavior, with ISTA’s Tim Vogels receiving $3 million.
Incretin Drug May Improve Menstrual Regularity
A prospective cohort analysis linked combined GLP-1/GIP drug use with shorter cycles and less cycle variability, but it did not establish causation.
Life Doesn’t Have A “Best By” Date
Sixty and Me columnist Elaine reflects on aging, usefulness and staying engaged, using food expiration dates as a metaphor for life.
