A U.S. study links some levels of extreme heat exposure with higher dementia incidence, but finds no clear dose-response pattern or proof of causation.
Could A Few Days Of Annual Extreme Heat Raise Dementia Risk?
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9 Things I Wish My Married Friends Knew About Being Single Over 60
A Sixty and Me essay lists nine ways married friends can support women who are single over 60, from checking in to keeping them included.
10 Things I Stopped Apologizing For After Retirement
A Sixty and Me contributor describes 10 things she stopped apologizing for after retiring at 58, from early dinners to starting new projects.
Small Home, Big Holiday Gathering: Ways To Host After Downsizing
A Sixty and Me report outlines ways to host holiday gatherings in a smaller home, from flexible tables to reservable community rooms.
The $12,000 Senior Tax Break You’re Probably Missing In 2026
A temporary deduction offers up to $6,000 per eligible senior for 2025–2028, subject to income limits. Here is what the source says and what to verify.
Federal Policy Is Adding Fuel To The Rural Healthcare Fire
A MedPage Today opinion argues Medicaid reductions and a proposed H-1B fee could deepen funding and staffing pressures on rural healthcare.
The Quiet Danger Of Letting Our World Become Too Small After 60
A Sixty and Me essay argues that small, practical adjustments can help older adults stay socially connected and engaged as circumstances change.
LETAOTAO Men’s Elastic Waist Pants for Holiday Gatherings
A thoughtful holiday outfit option, LETAOTAO men’s adaptive pants pair magnetic closures and an elastic waist with easy-care polyester knit.
The Gift I Never Expected But Came To Love Anyway
A Sixty and Me essay recounts how a large wind chime changed one writer’s first impression of an unexpected Mother’s Day gift.
10 Lessons That Come From Living Outside Of Your Comfort Zone
A Sixty and Me contributor recounts how a 30-day solo stay in southern France challenged her routines and changed how she approached travel.
