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Do statins cause memory problems?
Read a balanced approach to cholesterol and statins, and find the choice that is best for YOU.
Medical Minute: What is cholesterol?
Find out what cholesterol is, what it does, and why balance is what matters most.
How to reduce frequent urination overnight
Do you wake up more than once a night to urinate? Learn some simple strategies for less disrupted sleep.
Daily reminder: Advice comes from many places
There’s a lot of wisdom around us - how can you find the advice that’s best for you?
Is it dementia or is it Alzheimer’s?
What is the difference between dementia and Alzheimer’s Disease?
Top 5 things to ask for if you’re falling
What to ask for from your healthcare team when you're falling.
How many heart-health risk factors can I have?
Heart-health influences your risk of dementia - but how many risk factors really matter?
What am I already doing right?
Find out what you’re already doing right, and what else you can do to build your strongest mind, body, and spirit.
How to pick your next step
How to choose your next healthy step in your dementia prevention journey.
Medical Minute: how does sleep happen?
Interested in the behind the scenes of sleep? Read this.
The key to success is doing what you love
Learn the formula for success that makes a healthy lifestyle fun.
Scientific Second: What does it mean when a study is “retrospective?
What does it mean to make decisions based off of retrospective findings?
Why does health advice keep changing?
Why does science sometimes seem to contradict itself, and how do you find the right advice for you?
Menopause and the Mind
More than 60% of women experience memory problems during perimenopause. Learn what you can do about it.
When is the right time to retire?
Learn why retirement matters and how it relates to dementia prevention.
Personalized Prediction is on the horizon
Find out which 5 pieces of information can predict how likely you are to develop dementia.
The secret to change is simpler than you think
Learn why HOW you do something is perhaps more important than WHAT you do.