A State Law Targeted Fentanyl Dealers. Prosecutors Are Using It To Charge Users Too.

An InvestigateWest review found at least 30 Idaho fentanyl trafficking cases lacked evidence of sales, despite a law promoted as targeting dealers.

My Experience In New York City

A Sixty and Me contributor describes navigating New York City more cautiously after a concerning eye exam, and finding comfort in a friend’s account.

15 Best Amplified Telephones for Hearing Impaired Callers in 2027

Compare 15 amplified telephones for hearing impaired callers, from simple corded models to cordless systems and captioned phones.

Retirement Does Not Increase Loneliness In Older Australians

A Monash-led study tracking 7,434 Australians found loneliness did not measurably change in the three years before or after retirement.

Financing The Newest Hearing Aids

A Hearing Review article outlines ways clinics can discuss financing as patients consider newer, AI-enhanced hearing aids.

Abdul El-Sayed (Epidemiologist, Public Health Administrator, Academic, And Senator Elect For Michigan)

Abdul El-Sayed defeated Mike Rogers in Michigan’s 2026 Senate race and is set to take office Jan. 3, 2027, succeeding Gary Peters.

Novel Treatment Clears Dementia-linked Proteins From The Waking Brain

A small study found that medication and vibration were associated with increased movement of brain-derived proteins into participants’ blood.

Brain Health Linked With Longer Lifetime Estrogen Exposure

A Swedish study linked longer reproductive lifespan and hormone therapy use with lower small-vessel disease burden, but did not establish cause and effect.

Brain Injury Creates Musical Genius; Long COVID Improvement; Dementia And Delirium

A Nov. 3 neurology roundup covers long COVID symptom improvement, links between hospital delirium and later cognitive impairment, and other findings.