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ADHD As A Circadian Rhythm Disorder: Evidence And Implications For Chronotherapy (2025)
A 2025 perspective links ADHD with delayed circadian rhythms and outlines behavioral approaches, while calling for stronger trials of chronotherapy.
Team Select Scales AI Platform To Full Census, Reports 15% Drop In Hospitalizations
Team Select says CareSight AI now covers its full patient census and reports a 14.9% year-over-year drop in hospitalizations from April to August 2026.
Essentials: Manage Stress & Build Resilience | Dr. Elissa Epel
Huberman Lab’s Essentials episode with Dr. Elissa Epel revisits stress-management science. The transcript is still under human review.
Does Extra Protein Protect Aging Muscle During Fasting?
A four-week trial in older men found that protein and leucine supplements did not prevent lean-mass loss during alternate-day fasting.
Don’t Just Lose Weight After 60! Keep It Off And Never Be Hungry
A Sixty and Me article offers personal strategies for managing weight after 60, but provides no study data or evidence that its methods work for everyone.
Clinical Trial Tests AI-assisted Medication Device For Older Adults With Memory Loss
A one-year UC Davis trial will test whether an AI-assisted medication dispenser improves adherence and caregiver oversight for 50 older adults.
What Three Health Notifications Taught Me About Alzheimer’s Risk
Ron Carr describes how an APOE4 result, a heart scan and a third health notification reshaped his approach to Alzheimer’s and cardiovascular risk.
Genes May Protect Against APOE4 Alzheimer’s Risk
A study of nearly 450,000 people identified genetic regions linked to lower Alzheimer’s risk among APOE4 carriers, but the findings need validation.
How I Found Hope After A Life-Changing Diagnosis
A personal essay recounts an MS diagnosis, changes in symptoms and imaging, and the writer’s effort to find hope without claiming a cure.
