A Swedish study found higher later stroke risk among adults 60 to 69 with lower cognitive scores, but it did not establish cause and effect.

A Sixty and Me report says hip or knee replacement is usually planned, leaving patients and surgeons to weigh symptoms, treatment options and timing.

A study of 726 midlife women linked anxiety about aging with faster epigenetic aging; researchers say lifestyle and other factors also matter.

A UK Biobank study linked greater blood pressure variation between visits to higher risks of death and some strokes; researchers say clinical use needs more study.

A 253-person trial found exercise was linked to better attention and some memory gains after breast cancer treatment, alongside slower epigenetic aging.

As amenity-led growth plateaus, fitness operators eye measurable health outcomes and healthcare contracts as the next revenue stream, per Athletech News.