A phase III trial found no clinical benefit from nicotinamide riboside in early Parkinson’s disease; outcomes were modestly worse than with placebo.
Popular Longevity Supplement Fails To Meet Endpoint In Parkinson’s Trial
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Why We Should Never Retire From Being Useful
A Sixty and Me essay argues that retirement can end a job without ending a person’s ability to contribute through mentoring, volunteering and everyday help.
When Overwhelm Hits, Switch To Underwhelm
A Sixty and Me contributor shares how lowering expectations and taking brief restorative breaks helps her cope with demanding caregiving periods.
How Summer Helped Me To Get Ready For Fall And Winter
A Sixty and Me essay describes how hiking, gardening, travel and relationships helped its writer feel prepared for fall and winter.
A 100X Faster* Alternative To Homebrew
Zerobrew’s benchmark found 68x faster warm installs across 100 packages, but the 100x claim applies to 24 packages in specific tests.
Ancient Gut Microbes Migrated With Humans Across The Globe
A study of Hadza and Tsimane gut microbes found shared bacterial species with genetic histories that may track ancient human migrations.
Why “It’s Only A Dog” Really Misses The Point
A Sixty and Me essay links the bond between older adults and dogs to a practical home-buying issue: verifying community pet rules.
U.S. Hospitals More Proactive At Preventing Catheter-Associated UTIs
A survey study found wider use of CAUTI prevention practices from 2005 to 2025, but nurse-led catheter removal remains far from universal.
Home-Based Care Deals No Longer End At The Closing Table
Home care executives say buyers are weighing organic growth, clinical quality and leadership—and keeping some sellers involved after acquisitions.
LLMs May Have Helped My RSI
A software developer reports less arm pain after AI coding agents reduced hours of manual coding, but the cause is uncertain and anecdotal.
