Drinking Five Cups of Coffee a Day is Safe for Most Adults FINALLY, GREAT NEWS – July 20, 2026 - Drinking up to five cups of coffee a day, or up to 400 milligrams of caffeine, is safe for most adults, and research suggests regular coffee consumption may be linked to a lower ... Read More...Articles of InterestBooks, Memoirs, Films, and Medialife expectancy
Dementia Symptoms Show Up Years Before a Diagnosis STAY AWARE – July 21, 2026 - Impaired memory and thinking are the most common symptoms associated with a dementia diagnosis. But noncognitive symptoms can appear years or even decades earlier. Alzheimer’s disease,... Read More...Articles of InterestBooks, Memoirs, Films, and Medialife expectancyMental Health
Health Insurers Use Vast Arsenal of Tools to Deny You Care – and Make More Money ONLY IN AMERICA – July 22, 2026 - This is how the denial of care business model works: The commercial health insurance float is the cash a company holds onto during the time gap between collecting premium payments fr... Read More...Addiction RecoveryBig PharmaBooks, Memoirs, Films, and MediaFeatured Articlesinterventionlife expectancyMental HealthRecovery
Psychologists Say Parents to Blame for Gen Z Failures And TikToc? – July 20, 2026 - The generation known for heightened anxiety, rigorous standards, hatred for happy hours and a deep love of vaping is holding family responsible for a slew of critical issues — including ... Read More...Articles of InterestBooks, Memoirs, Films, and Mediacell phoneFacebooklife expectancylonelinessMental HealthSliderSmartphone AddictionteenagersTikTokTraumaVaping
Humans Could Theoretically Live To Be 156 Years Old THE 156 YEAR OLD MAN? – July 26. 2026 - As many search for antiaging remedies or longevity hacks, scientists believe adding years to one’s life could be a thing of the future. Researchers at the Skolkovo Institute of... Read More...Articles of InterestBooks, Memoirs, Films, and Medialife expectancyMental HealthSlider
Brain-eating Amoeba Season is Here SUMMERTIME BLUES – July 5, 2026 - Naegleria fowleri is an amoeba that thrives in the summer months, especially in warm, still freshwater. It has, “in very rare cases,” also been detected in “poorly maintained swimmin... Read More...Books, Memoirs, Films, and MediaJuly 14 2026life expectancyMental HealthTrauma
‘SNL’ Writer – Funniest Book You’ll Read About Grief LAUGHING WITH SADNESS – July 1, 2026 - In her book, Fully Baked, comedian and former Saturday Night Live writer Rosebud Baker, to quote her favorite programming, Bravo, “mentions it all.” She writes about the weig... Read More...Books, Memoirs, Films, and MediaCompassionJuly 07 2026life expectancyTrauma
Clearer Picture of Drinking and Disease IT AIN’T NO GOOD – June 17, 2026 - Studies of alcohol’s effects on health have offered contradictory findings, with some suggesting a glass of red wine a day is beneficial and others saying even a drop of booze is to... Read More...12 Step ProgramAddiction RecoveryAlcohol AddictionAlcoholics AnonymousBooks, Memoirs, Films, and MediaCancerJune 23 2026life expectancy
Brain Supplement Shortens Lifespans in Men WHOLE FOODS WARNING? – June 15, 2026 - A large-scale study suggests that men with higher levels of the amino acid tyrosine may have shorter lifespans, potentially losing close to a year of life expectancy. The findin... Read More...Big PharmaBooks, Memoirs, Films, and MediaJune 23 2026life expectancy
One in Five U.S. Ignoramouses Unaware of Link Between Diet and Blood Cholesterol Levels EAT YOUR HEART OUT – June 8, 2026 - The poll included 2,200 U.S. adults surveyed May 26-27, 2026. When asked, “What is the effect of the following foods on an individual’s blood cholesterol level?” roughly half corre... Read More...Books, Memoirs, Films, and Mediadiet sodaEating Disorderfood addictionJune 16 2026life expectancy
Midlife Habits That Could Make or Break Your Brain’s Health KEEP IT ACTIVE – June 11, 2026 - Neuroscientists now see midlife as a critical window when the brain becomes especially vulnerable to aging — but also more responsive to intervention. The implications are profound... Read More...Books, Memoirs, Films, and MediaJune 16 2026life expectancyMental Health
Smartphones Are Driving a Global Fertility Crisis LESS PEOPLE ‘DOING IT’ – June 2, 2026 - Contrary to popular belief, at least in Western nations, mothers aren’t necessarily having fewer children compared with a decade or two ago. It’s that fewer women are becoming ... Read More...Books, Memoirs, Films, and MediaCompassionJune 09 2026life expectancySmartphone Addiction
When You Drink Green Tea Every Day YOU FEEL GOOD – June 1, 2026 - Drinking green tea every day can offer a calm lift in energy and focus while also supporting heart, brain, liver, and overall metabolic health. The nutritional benefits of green tea (de... Read More...Books, Memoirs, Films, and MediaJune 09 2026life expectancyMental Health
HERE’S PROOF Being in Nature Makes You Feel Good INTO THE WOODS – June 4, 2026 - Decades of research suggests there are many positive mental and physical health effects of spending time outdoors, from boosting mood to improving blood pressure. Contact with the natu... Read More...Books, Memoirs, Films, and MediaCompassionJune 09 2026life expectancyMental Health
Different Alcoholic Beverages Impact Human Lifespan INTERESTING – May 26, 2026 - Swap a glass of wine for a bottle of beer. Same evening, same amount of pure alcohol, same number of drinks by any standard measure. Public health guidance on alcohol has spent years conv... Read More...12 Step ProgramAddiction RecoveryAlcohol AddictionAlcoholics AnonymousBooks, Memoirs, Films, and MediaJune 02 2026life expectancy
Doctor Tries a Dose of Nature as Medicine WOODS & FORREST – May 11, 2026 - Doctors spend years becoming experts in how the body works, how it can break down and how to recognize and treat various illnesses. Their training rarely involves what’s known as ... Read More...Books, Memoirs, Films, and MediaCompassionlife expectancyMay 19 2026Mental Health
Surprising Causes of High Blood Pressure HEART HEALTH – May 7, 2026 - Unlike some diseases and health conditions that present with symptoms early, high blood pressure is not as easy to recognize. That’s why knowing the most common high blood pressure causes... Read More...Books, Memoirs, Films, and Medialife expectancyMay 12 2026
The Gift of Getting Weirder With Age EVERYONE ONE DAY – May 1, 2026 - I recently came across “The Smallest of Joys,” the new book by Diane Shiffer, the 69-year-old TikTok star known as Your Chubby Vintage Nana. In it, she writes that weirdness isn’t “a ... Read More...Books, Memoirs, Films, and MediaCompassionlife expectancyMay 12 2026Mental Health
She Knit a Community – and in the End – It Gathered Around Her RIP Nell Hurley FOREVER IN OUR HEARTS – April 28, 2026 - Nell Hurley — a beloved national recovery advocate and former executive director of alumni relations at the Hazelden Betty Ford Foundation (among many notable roles) — died on... Read More...Addiction RecoveryBooks, Memoirs, Films, and MediaCelebrity Sobrietylife expectancyMay 05 2026RecoveryRecovery Advocate
Use Habit-stacking to Reach Your Health and Wellness Goals MOVING ON UP – April 26, 2026 - Habit-stacking, a technique that’s gotten a lot of attention in recent years, can create a structured and effective routine when motivation alone isn’t enough.“When people aren’t achie... Read More...Books, Memoirs, Films, and Medialife expectancyMay 05 2026Mental Health
My Long & Abusive Affair With the Snooze Button YOU SNOOZE YOU LOSE – April 5, 2026 - I’m a born snoozer. I snooze at levels most people couldn’t dream of (because they’re awake, unlike me). After 20 or so years of use, some back-of-the-envelope math tells me that... Read More...Apr 14 2026Books, Memoirs, Films, and Medialife expectancyMental Health
Marriage Status’ Surprising Link To Cancer Risk LOVE HEALS ALL – April 10, 2026 - Adults who never married are significantly more likely to develop cancer, Between 2015 and 2022, the team examined cancer cases diagnosed at age 30 or older and compared the rates of... Read More...Apr 14 2026Books, Memoirs, Films, and MediaCancerlife expectancyMental Health
Tiny Changes Can Lengthen Your Life 7-8 HOURS IS ONE – Mar. 31, 2026 - Three manageable tweaks to behavior could have an outsize influence on how long and well we live, a study involving tens of thousands of people shows. Scientists believe they may ha... Read More...Apr 07 2026Books, Memoirs, Films, and Medialife expectancy
Less Meat & More Plants – Live Longer SALAD DAYS – April 1, 2026 - The American Heart Association’s new nutrition guidance, released on Tuesday, emphasizes a dietary pattern rich in vegetables, fruits and whole grains, prioritizing plant-based protein o... Read More...Apr 07 2026Books, Memoirs, Films, and Medialife expectancyMental Health
Gen Z is the Most Alcohol‑Averse Generation HAPPY DAYS – Mar. 22, 2026 - A growing number of Americans are opting out of having a “beveragino,” with Gen-Z leading the pack on sobriety, according to a new survey by Lending Tree. The report, which surveyed dr... Read More...12 Step ProgramAddiction RecoveryAlcohol AddictionAlcoholics AnonymousBooks, Memoirs, Films, and Medialife expectancyMar 31 2026Mental Healthsobriety
Doctor Dismissed Brain Tumor Symptoms for 10 Years JUST A HEADACHE – March 23, 2026 - A young dad was told he had just days to live after doctors spent a decade dismissing his symptoms. Luke Taylor endured severe headaches for 10 years. They were so bad that he would... Read More...Books, Memoirs, Films, and Medialife expectancyMar 31 2026Trauma
Happiness Expert Cracks Code to Long-lasting Joy INSTANT COFFEE, NOT GRATIFICATION – Mar. 18, 2026 - “Essentially, we want it right now. This has turned the pursuit into a dopamine addiction; a hunt for instant gratification that provides a bit of short-term pleasu... Read More...Books, Memoirs, Films, and Medialife expectancyMar 24 2026Mental Health
Millions of Americans Skip Meals to Pay for Healthcare CRISIS? WHAT CRISIS? – Mar. 12, 2026 - A staggering number of Americans are skipping meals to pay healthcare costs as prices rise under Trump, From June to August 2025, 28 million people skipped a meal to pay for hea... Read More...Books, Memoirs, Films, and Medialife expectancyMar 24 2026
People Are Sharing The Body Warnings That Demand Immediate Attention BE FOREWARNED – Mar. 5, 2026 - While each person may experience unique symptoms for different illnesses, most people develop symptoms that are considered common (e.g., sneezing, coughing, and a runny nose for a cold)... Read More...Books, Memoirs, Films, and Medialife expectancyMar 10 2026Mental HealthTrauma
Florida Uses Emergency Rule To Cut Patients Off AIDS Medication TIME TO PROTEST! – Feb. 25, 2026 - TALLAHASSEE — Florida’s Department of Health is using emergency rules to cut about 12,000 people off from affordable access to their HIV/AIDS medication starting Sunday. Th... Read More...Big PharmaBooks, Memoirs, Films, and Mediainterventionlife expectancyMar 03 2026Trauma