Should you stop statins on your 75th birthday?
Decisions about stopping statins or other medications in older age should be based on individual benefits and risks, not age alone, with regular medication reviews to minimise harm and optimise health.
Safer driving as we age: three things we can all do
As we age, drivers can reduce risks and maintain independence through regular sensory checks, refresher training, smart technology, and good physical and mental fitness.
Optimism & Dementia risk
Greater optimism is associated with a lower risk of developing dementia, suggesting that cultivating a more positive outlook may benefit both wellbeing and cognitive health.
Art, Creativity, & Dementia
Creative activity, from music and art to knitting and carpentry, is increasingly recognized as a powerful tool for improving health, wellbeing, and even dementia prevention and treatment.
Physical Activity and Dementia Risk, a Surprising Paradox
When it comes to dementia prevention, not all physical activity is equal—and a surprising new finding helps explain why.
The Benefits of Volunteering, Increased Wellbeing, and a Lower Risk of Dementia
Could giving your time to others also protect your brain? New research suggests volunteering may do both.
The Economist on the Decline in Dementia
Dementia rates are falling—but the good news hides a troubling divide in who is benefiting most.
Increasing Your Strength Can Help You Live Longer
We know aerobic exercise can help us live longer—but new research shows building strength deserves a place alongside it.
