Christa Pike’s Survival Wasn’t A Miracle. That’s What Should Scare Us.

Christa Pike survived a Tennessee lethal-injection attempt and was later treated in intensive care. The state has ordered an independent review.

How Summer Helped Me To Get Ready For Fall And Winter

A Sixty and Me essay describes how summer hiking, gardening and social ties helped its writer feel ready for the colder months.

POEM: Sneaky Paths To Self-Love

Sixty and Me’s poem offers nine small practices for self-kindness and asks readers how self-love can extend to others.

3 Best Hearing Test Systems in 2027

Compare three portable hearing test systems by frequency coverage, controls, portability, and screening limits to find the right fit for your setting.

12 Best Speech-to-Text Apps for 2027

Compare 12 speech-to-text apps and AI recorders by transcription workflow, portability, language support, and features to find the right fit.

NEA Awards $90,000 To CymaSpace For Deaf And Hard-of-Hearing Music Education Research

A National Endowment for the Arts grant will support CymaSpace research on music-focused cochlear implant programming and lessons for Deaf students.

What Is Posterior Cortical Atrophy? One Couple’s Road To Diagnosis

Scott Cunningham’s path to a posterior cortical atrophy diagnosis began with vision and spatial problems, years before a scan confirmed the condition.

PA Measles Outbreak Tops 1,000 Cases, Largest Since Disease Was Eliminated

Pennsylvania reported 1,078 measles cases in 2026, including 1,066 linked to an outbreak that has surpassed recent U.S. outbreaks.

Why “It’s Only A Dog” Really Misses The Point

A Sixty and Me essay links the emotional bond between older adults and dogs to a practical home-buying issue: verifying community pet rules.