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A board-certified neurologist explains the evidence on modifiable dementia risk factors, including a detailed multi-part series on sleep and cognitive decline. Posts cite specific studies and weigh their limitations, with occasional promotion of his Ohio-based program.
A weekly stream of dementia and brain-health articles, mostly republished from outlets such as The New York Times and The Conversation. Readers get caregiver-focused reporting alongside expert-written explainers on cognition research and related health topics.
A neuroscience newsletter that turns brain research into short, actionable advice on topics like screen use, emotional health and social connection. Recent issues recap a five-week 'Natural Intelligence' series and cover research on how social connection relates to cognitive decline.
Evidence-based articles on health and longevity for adults over 55, each digging into one topic such as hearing loss and dementia risk or omega-3s and brain aging. Readers get named studies, an account of what is and isn't established, and practical steps to try.
Rewind Research publishes short, citation-backed explainers on longevity science, covering topics like hearing loss, post-meal blood sugar and eccentric strength training for people over 40. Each issue gives key takeaways and practical steps drawn from recent studies.
A specialist neurologist writes long-form explainers on headache and brain health topics such as migraine, neck-related headaches and early morning headaches. Each issue covers causes, evidence and practical strategies for relief in plain language.
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