April is National Donate Life Month, an annual observance to raise awareness about the importance of organ, eye, and tissue donation, and to honor the generosity of donors and their families who have given the gift of life to others.…
Many of us are bursting with energy and enthusiasm in our younger years, often prioritizing clean diets, exercise, and fitness routines to look good and feel strong. While awareness and education around the significance of wellness, health and exercise has…
When people begin to notice small changes in memory or thinking, it can be difficult to tell what is normal and what is not. Forgetting a name or misplacing keys happens to most people, especially with age. Mild cognitive impairment…
Deep Dive Into Slime Molds Slime molds have been of great interest to memory researchers. Taxonomically speaking, these organisms are single-celled eukaryotes from the Protista kingdom. This means they do not have a brain, nor are they a fungus, animal,…
For Stuart Markus, music has always lived at the intersection of performance and connection; it’s where the craft of playing meets the joy of reaching people in a way words alone can’t. Whether he is playing a familiar Sinatra tune…
Explaining Oneirology Have you ever been curious to learn more about dreams? Why do we dream? What do they represent? If so, oneirology may be of interest to you! Oneirology is the scientific field of dreams in relation to brain…
When people think about aging, they often picture decline—shrinking social circles, more doctor’s appointments, and a growing sense of limitation. But research over the past two decades has introduced a different concept: the “Wellderly.” Understanding the Wellderly The term “Wellderly”…
Every year on March 26, National Solitude Day invites us to step back from the noise of daily life and spend intentional time alone. In a world that celebrates constant connection through social media, busy schedules, and constant communication, the…
When we think of dementia, we typically think of memory loss, such as forgetting names, misplacing keys, repeating questions. But for millions of families across the country, the more profound and painful challenges lie elsewhere in the slow, creeping erosion…
We live in a day and age that is largely defined by materialism and consumerism. Where success is measured by owning beautiful, expensive things, relationships by digital followers and likes, happiness by exotic vacations, and conversations being replaced by screentime.…