A review of 21 studies found higher odds of reported anxiety during perimenopause and after menopause than before menopause, with important limits.
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Moderna And Merck Say Their mRNA Cancer Vaccine Cut Death, Recurrence By 42%
Moderna and Merck report two-year Phase 3 results showing lower recurrence or death risk with their personalized mRNA vaccine plus Keytruda.
Scientists Reveal The Hidden Danger Of Missing Blood Pressure Medication
An analysis of nine trials found lower adherence was linked to weaker blood-pressure reductions and no statistically significant drop in major cardiovascular events.
5 Simple Steps To A Healthy Pelvis After 60
Sixty and Me outlines five daily habits for pelvic health after 60, but its recommendations are not a substitute for individualized medical advice.
Is Wine Really The Retirement Treat We Think It Is? 7 Lessons I Learnt After Quitting At 63
A Sixty and Me contributor reflects on quitting alcohol at 63 and challenges the idea that wine is an essential retirement treat.
Dehydration, UTIs And Cognitive Health: Getting Enough To Drink Is Complicated For People With Brain Disorders
A report examines why dementia and Parkinson’s can complicate hydration and how dehydration and UTIs may affect older adults’ thinking.
Type Of Menopause Hormone Therapy Tied To Small Autoimmune Disease Risk
A retrospective study found a small difference in autoimmune disease incidence between estrogen-only and combined menopause hormone therapy users.
Supplement Shows Promise For Improving Cancer-Related Cognitive Impairment
In a small, uncontrolled study, breast cancer survivors reported better cognitive function after eight weeks of oxaloacetate. A placebo-controlled trial is planned.
Hip Fracture In Older Adults Is Far More Than An Orthopedic Injury
A Umeå University thesis links health, dementia and psychological well-being to hip fracture risk, mortality and recovery among adults aged 85 and older.
What Can 6,000 Brain Scans Tell Us About Alzheimer’s?
A Nature Communications paper describes a 6,217-scan dataset tracking brain imaging, cognition and Alzheimer’s markers across healthy aging and disease.
