What Does “Clinically Proven” Actually Mean?
The catchphrases “Clinically Shown” or “Clinically Proven” occupy a special place in the vocabulary of advertising come-ons. Because of their […]
Good to Know
In The News
“I’m Worried About Alzheimer’s. Should I Undergo Biomarker Testing?”
In September 2024, over 14,000 eager scientists, researchers, and observers attended the five-day Alzheimer’s Association International Conference (AAIC). The
Good to Know
That Word on the Tip of Your Tongue: Gone (for the moment) But Not Forgotten
Good news! Like a disobedient dog trying to hide, when the word on the tip of your tongue won’t come
In The News
Food for Thought: The Language of Thought is not Language
The Premise The authors (from Harvard, Berkeley, and MIT) of this June 2024 article in the journal Nature “bring recent
My Personal Journey
Lesson Learned: Compensating for Aging Eyes, Bad Posture, and Arms That Are Too Long
The Problem: Do you find yourself leaning into the computer monitor on your desk, squinting to read, fooling with display
In The News
Key Study Retracted – Amyloid Causation of Alzheimer’s Disease in Doubt
Ever since Alois Alzheimer dissected his patient’s brain in at the turn of the 20th century the assumed primary
Being A Grouchy Old Man (Rants and Reflections)
The Good News
There are a lot of positives in my life. To quote the character Brian Plummer in the Denzel Washington movie “The
Being A Grouchy Old Man (Rants and Reflections)
Is It Just Me?
You can’t find more than one person to bid on a job around the house. No one calls you back.
Ageism
“Senior Moments”
Regarding the phrase “senior moments”: I doubt that the majority of the time the phrase is used, the intent is