A European study found Southern Europe’s food supply closest to planetary diet targets, even as estimated adult diabetes prevalence rose.
Southern Europe Eats Closest To The Planetary Diet, So Why Is Diabetes So High?
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Women With Parkinson’s Have Higher Rates Of Alzheimer’s Pathology
An autopsy study of 230 people with Parkinson’s found higher Alzheimer’s amyloid pathology in women, especially those with Parkinson’s disease dementia.
Obesity Drugs May Help Protect Memory And Cognitive Abilities
A Science review examines whether obesity drugs could protect cognition, while noting mixed human evidence and a failed semaglutide trial in early Alzheimer’s.
What Cholesterol Means For The Brain And Alzheimer’s Risk
A researcher explains how midlife LDL, blood vessels and brain cholesterol may relate to dementia risk—and what remains uncertain.
What The 2026 Midterms Mean For The Home-Based Care Industry
Democrats’ congressional gains could shape home-care policy, but a presidential veto, payment rules and workforce shortages limit what may change.
Longer Reproductive Lifespan And Hormonal History May Influence Brain Vascular Health
A study of 352 women, published in Neurology, found associations between reproductive history and MRI signs of brain small-vessel disease.
Staying Active After A Hip Or Knee Replacement
A Sixty and Me report outlines a gradual return to activity after hip or knee replacement and notes where patients should seek their surgeon’s advice.
GLP-1s’ Effects On Cancer Risk May Be Influenced By Diabetes Severity
A retrospective study linked GLP-1 drugs to lower obesity-related cancer risk than insulin or sulfonylureas, mainly in people with less severe diabetes.
Brain Health Linked With Longer Lifetime Estrogen Exposure
A Swedish study linked longer reproductive lifespan and hormone therapy use with measures of brain vascular health in older women, but did not prove cause and effect.
Good Sleep Protects Brain Health In People With Cardiometabolic Disease
A UK Biobank study links healthier sleep with better cognitive test results and larger brain volumes among people with cardiometabolic disease.
