15 Best Red Light Therapy Devices for Home in 2027

Compare 15 red light therapy devices for home, from full-body panels to targeted wraps and masks, and find the right fit for your routine.

Hip Fracture In Older Adults Is Far More Than An Orthopedic Injury

A Umeå University thesis links health, dementia and psychological well-being to hip-fracture mortality and recovery among adults aged 85 and older.

5 Simple Steps To A Healthy Pelvis After 60

Sixty and Me outlines five daily habits for pelvic health after 60. Its exercise and footwear advice is not a substitute for medical assessment.

RSV Hospitalization May Be Taking A Surprising Mortality Toll, CDC Finds

A CDC analysis of 18,301 RSV hospitalizations found 8.6% of patients died in hospital or within 30 days of discharge from 2014 to 2024.

15 Best Electrolyte Powder Supplements for Everyday Hydration in 2027

Compare 15 electrolyte powder supplements by sodium, serving format, flavor range, and sugar content to find a fit for workouts or daily hydration.

A Podiatrist Says These Are The Three Most Common Injuries Walkers And Runners Encounter—here’s How To Spot The Symptoms And Reduce The Risk

Podiatrist Steven Thomas describes signs of plantar fasciitis, Achilles tendinopathy and toenail trauma, plus ways walkers and runners can reduce risk.

Can You Get Up From The Floor Without Using Your Hands? Here’s Why It’s Bad News If You Can’t And What To Do About It

A fitness test asks whether you can rise from the floor without your hands. Here’s what the test measures, what research found and a coach’s drill.

Build Core Strength With This No-equipment 10-Minute Beginner-friendly Pilates Workout

Fit&Well outlines a no-equipment, 10-minute beginner Pilates routine by instructor Andrew Griffiths, with six moves and advice on frequency.

Type Of Menopause Hormone Therapy Tied To Small Autoimmune Disease Risk

A retrospective study found a small difference in autoimmune disease incidence between estrogen-only and combined menopause hormone therapy users.

Dehydration, UTIs And Cognitive Health: Getting Enough To Drink Is Complicated For People With Brain Disorders

A report explains how dementia and Parkinson’s can complicate hydration and why sudden confusion in older adults may need medical assessment.