Deaf and Hard of Hearing Travel Checklist 2026

This checklist is for deaf and hard of hearing travelers who want…

He Always Handled The Money. Now What?

A Sixty and Me report examines how surviving spouses can approach finances after a partner who handled the household money dies.

The Pulse: Time To Rethink Software Security Because Of AI?

The Pragmatic Engineer’s Pulse links a cluster of security incidents to AI-assisted attacks and asks whether software defenses need to change.

14 Best Vibrating Alarm Clocks for Deaf Sleepers in 2027

Compare 14 vibrating alarm clocks for deaf sleepers, from bed shakers to wristbands, and find the right wake-up setup for your needs.

15 Best TV Listening Systems for Hearing Impaired Viewers in 2027

Compare 15 TV listening systems for hearing impaired viewers, including headphones and speakers, and find the right fit for your hearing needs and home.

Cambridge Scientists Create A $10 Chip That Could Put A Medical Lab On Your Wrist

A Cambridge-led team reports a compact $10 spectrometer that measured several biomarkers in tests, including glucose, but clinical use remains unproven.

5 Best Captioned Telephones for Hearing Loss in 2027

Compare two captioned Hamilton CapTel phones and three amplified corded models to find the right hearing support for your calls.

End-of-Life Conversations Can’t Wait

End-of-life doula Jessica Sadler urges families to discuss care wishes and organize key documents before illness or an emergency forces decisions.

Older Breast Cancer Survivors Fall Through Medicare Home Health Gap

A study of older breast cancer survivors found about 6 in 10 who were highly frail had no Medicare home health care in a given year.

National Plan For Alzheimer’s And Dementia Gets An Update From HHS

HHS revised its national dementia plan, with new priorities for risk reduction, earlier detection, treatment research and caregiver support.