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Depression is one of the most common, disabling, and misunderstood mental health conditions worldwide.

Perimenopause is one of the most significant physiological transitions in a woman’s life - yet it remains one of the least recognized, least measured, and least supported . Millions of women experience symptoms for years before anyone identifies what’s happening. For some, the earliest signs are subtle: disrupted sleep, fluctuating mood, irregular periods, brain fog, changes in temperature regulation. What most people don’t realize is this: Perimenopause is also a profound ne

Aging was once considered inevitable—a slow, quiet drift toward biological decline.But over the last decade, scientists have discovered something extraordinary: Aging is not just about time . It’s also about the accumulation of a specific type of damaged cell that refuses to die. These cells—called senescent cells —build up in the body as we age. They don’t divide, they don’t function normally, and they secrete toxic molecules that damage surrounding tissues. They accelerate

Neurological disorders affect millions of people worldwide, impacting their quality of life and daily functioning. Traditional treatments often focus on managing symptoms rather than addressing the underlying causes. However, recent advancements in medical research and technology have led to innovative treatments that offer new hope for patients.

Neurorehabilitation is a vital field that focuses on helping individuals recover from neurological injuries and conditions. Whether it's a stroke, traumatic brain injury, or a degenerative disease, the journey to recovery can be challenging. However, with the right approaches and therapies, many patients can regain their independence and improve their quality of life.

scientists are shifting the entire paradigm from chronological age to biological age - a much more accurate, dynamic measure of how quickly your body is aging on the inside.

By understanding - and modifying - the biology of aging, we have the chance to: ✔ prevent disease before it starts✔ slow or reverse early damage✔ develop therapies that work across conditions✔ extend cognitive healthspan, not just lifespan✔ rethink dementia as something we can influence, not simply endure.

Aging doesn’t cause neurodegeneration in a direct, linear way. Rather, it gradually weakens the systems that normally protect the brain.

Dementia is one of the most pressing public health challenges of the 21st century. As populations age, more individuals and families are affected by memory loss, cognitive decline, and the profound emotional and economic strains that come with long-term care needs. Yet for many, dementia remains misunderstood—seen simply as “memory loss” rather than a complex set of neurological conditions. What Is Dementia? Dementia is not a single disease . It is an umbrella term describing

Most clinical devices feel like they were designed for clinicians, not patients. They are intimidating, clunky, and bureaucratic - and often wrapped in layers of friction: uncomfortable hardware, multi-step setup, multi-step follow-up, and opaque results. Meanwhile, wellness products assume the user is the priority, not the clinician or the billing system.

As populations age and brain health becomes a strategic priority for health systems, early detection of cognitive impairment is more important than ever.

By investing in caregiver capacity, we free clinicians to work at the top of their license, expand the system’s ability to manage rising demand, and create a more resilient, human-centered model of care. It’s one of the most overlooked and most scalable ways to rebuild workforce strength.

Multiple sclerosis (MS) is one of the most widely studied yet still misunderstood neurological conditions. Affecting nearly 3 million people worldwide, MS presents a complex interplay of immune dysfunction, genetics, environment, and lifestyle.