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

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.
15 Best Talking Watches for Visually Impaired People in 2027

15 Best Talking Watches for Visually Impaired People in 2027

Compare 15 talking watches for visually impaired users, including atomic, large-display, alarm, and multi-pack options, with advice for choosing.
Genetic Family Mapping Uncovers Hidden Links Across ALS And FTD

Genetic Family Mapping Uncovers Hidden Links Across ALS And FTD

Researchers identified 793 related pairs and built 73 DNA-based family trees, revealing connections missed by reported family histories.
Is the Ceretone Core One Pro Rechargeable OTC Worth It? Honest Take + Alternatives

Is the Ceretone Core One Pro Rechargeable OTC Worth It? Honest Take + Alternatives

See whether Ceretone Core One Pro OTC hearing aids suit mild to moderate hearing loss, with a discreet fit and three ear-tip sizes.
15 Best Portable Wheelchair Ramps for Seniors in 2027

15 Best Portable Wheelchair Ramps for Seniors in 2027

Compare 15 portable wheelchair ramps for seniors by length, surface, support, and portability to find a suitable option for home or travel.
Inside The Lab Of A Parkinson’s Researcher Investigating The RAB32 Gene

Inside The Lab Of A Parkinson’s Researcher Investigating The RAB32 Gene

A Parkinson Canada-funded team is studying how a rare RAB32 variant affects human microglia and neurons, seeking clues to disease mechanisms.
Heart Disease And Depression May Affect Brain Aging In An Unexpected Way

Heart Disease And Depression May Affect Brain Aging In An Unexpected Way

A 14-year study of 5,423 adults found heart disease was linked to faster cognitive decline, with associations varying across depression symptom trajectories.
What Will The Midterms Mean For Healthcare?

What Will The Midterms Mean For Healthcare?

A MedPage Today discussion with KFF’s Larry Levitt examines healthcare costs, abortion, ACA subsidies and other health issues ahead of Election Day.
VOICES: What My Failure Taught Me About Being A Caregiver

VOICES: What My Failure Taught Me About Being A Caregiver

Rachel Sciacca describes a frightening car ride with her grandfather and how the experience led her to seek support from his memory-care community.
Money Is Part Of Our Voice

Money Is Part Of Our Voice

A Sixty and Me essay reflects on how one woman in her late 60s connects spending, giving and personal values, while acknowledging financial limits.