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Dolly Parton showed us that a life of extraordinary achievement can also be a life of extraordinary generosity. Through her music, her humor and her commitment to giving children the gift of reading, she brought joy and possibility to millions. Her light will live on through the songs she gave us, and every young im…

Google searches for “brain health” have nearly doubled in the last five years, and people are increasingly hungry for solutions. “If this decade is about obesity drugs,” said Dave Ricks, CEO of Eli Lilly and Company, recently, “I'm hopeful the 2030s are about brain drugs. And if you look at human suffering, that's t…

Today is World Mental Health Day. And we’ve made great progress in recent years raising awareness and opening up the conversation about mental health. This year, I hope we take it one step further: mental health is brain health. A growing body of research shows how our brain health connects to everything from dail…

Dolly Parton showed us that a life of extraordinary achievement can also be a life of extraordinary generosity. Through her music, her humor and her commitment to giving children the gift of reading, she brought joy and possibility to millions. Her light will live on through the songs she gave us, and every young im…

Should restaurants and bars ban phones? Does the phenomenon of everybody checking their phones dozens of times long before the check comes bother you? For InsideHook, Kathleen Willcox makes the case. As she notes, the rise in phones was accompanied by a rise in loneliness. Willcox cites the fact that the portion o…

The iPod is making a comeback. Though in my house, it never left! As Sami Sparber reports for Axios, people are buying iPods again. And it’s not just the oldsters. As one Gen Z fan said, "The act of playing my music, with the sole purpose of listening to music — no ads, no apps, no distractions — makes my brain fe…