6 Words You Must Not Say

A Sixty and Me essay argues that six common words and phrases can reinforce discouragement and conflict, and suggests alternatives.

‘They’re Looking For Scapegoats’: What We Heard This Week

MedPage Today’s November 1 roundup featured comments on a diabetes meeting report, clinical trials, exam software glitches and health policy.

13 Best Fall Prevention Grab Bars for Seniors in 2027

Compare 13 bathroom grab bars for seniors by mounting method, support, fit, and everyday usability to find a safer choice for your home.

Early Alert: Medline Removes Or Corrects All Medline Brand Beds And Accessories

The FDA says Medline is removing or correcting its branded beds and accessories after fire and entrapment hazards; updated instructions allow some continued use.

How To Manage Licensing And Approvals For AI Voice Clones

An IdeaNavigator AI proposal outlines a licensing and approvals workflow for voice actors, but the idea has not been reported as launched or tested.

HackerTube: YouTube Built From Videos Recommended By HN

HackerTube collects 6,454 YouTube videos recommended in Hacker News comments from 2007 to 2026 and presents them in a YouTube-style interface.

15 Best Medical Alert Systems for Seniors in 2027

Compare 15 medical alert systems for seniors, from monitored GPS wearables to simple caregiver pagers, and find the right fit for home or on the go.

Life Doesn’t Have A “Best By” Date

A Sixty and Me essay uses food expiration dates as a metaphor for aging, urging older adults to stay active, connected and engaged.

Multivitamins Vs. Individual Supplements – What’s Best For Healthy Aging?

A Sixty and Me report says supplement choice depends on diet and specific needs; deficiencies and safety should be discussed with a clinician.

FDA Approves First Plasmid DNA-based Immunotherapy For Adults With Recurrent Respiratory Papillomatosis

The FDA granted accelerated approval to Voceryq, a plasmid DNA-based immunotherapy for adults with recurrent respiratory papillomatosis.