Physical/Mental Wellness
Fiji Airways Just Turned the Airport Lounge Into a Recovery Clinic
Fiji Airways' FlyWell programme is the first systematic attempt to turn an airline into a wellness delivery platform — and if the unit economics work, every long-haul carrier will copy...
The Body's Quiet Inflection Point — What a 47-Year Swedish Study Actually Tells Us About Fitness and Ageing
Physical decline begins at 35 — but the study's real finding is that late starters still gain, and that changes the public-health arithmetic entirely.
The Wellcome Prize: Mental Health Research's Most Important Structural Shift in a Decade
The Wellcome Prize is the most significant structural intervention in mental health research funding in a decade — and it signals a shift from crisis management to scalable, evidence-based solutions....
The Alzheimer's Fingerprick Test Arrives — At-Home Screening Matches Clinic-Level Accuracy, But Then What?
At-home Alzheimer's risk screening just crossed from hypothetical to commercial. Its value depends entirely on what we do with the results — and right now, the treatment pipeline for early-stage...
A Museum Visit Is as Good for Your Cells as a Workout
The arts didn't just correlate with slower aging. The effect size matched physical activity — but the causality arrow is still unproven, and that honesty is what makes the finding...
Israel’s Mental-Health Ambulance Model Is the Real Innovation
Israel’s mental-health emergency unit matters because it moves psychiatric crisis care into the dispatch layer
HHS Launches Psychiatric Drug Policy Shift: Informed Consent, Deprescribing, and What Patients Actually Need to Know
The federal government is sending an unambiguous signal that the era of open-ended psychiatric prescribing without explicit informed consent and exit planning is ending — but no new rules are...
A Single Engineered-Cell Infusion Suppressed HIV for Two Years — The Most Credible Remission Data Since the Berlin Patient
This is not a cure headline; it is a manufacturing and immunology headline dressed in patient hope. The engineering worked. The scale has not.
The App That Outperformed the Clinic: Digital Therapy Beats In-Person Care in Landmark Trial
40–60% of college students globally experience a mental health disorder. Campus clinics are overwhelmed. This RCT, published in Nature Human Behaviour, shows digital apps beat in-person referrals on engagement (74%...
A Messy Bedtime Routine in Your 40s Quietly Doubles Your Heart Attack Risk — Here Is What Regularity Actually Means
Sleep regularity is emerging as an independent cardiovascular risk factor, not merely a side effect of poor sleep duration.
Ozempic for the Brain: What the GLP-1–Alzheimer's Evidence Actually Says
Semaglutide does not treat Alzheimer's. The question that now matters — and the one the evidence cannot yet answer — is whether it prevents it.
NEOPRISM-CRC: A 33-Month Cancer-Free Run Challenges Standard Chemo
A nine-week immunotherapy head-start before surgery delivered zero relapses at three years in a specific colorectal subtype—the durability data are real, the population is narrow, and the protocol is not...
Nature: Serotonin Reduces Belief Stickiness
Serotonin doesn't just make you feel better — it functions as a "belief updating" signal that helps the brain release outdated interpretations. This is the first direct experimental evidence for...
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