At present, two drugs have been approved in the United States for people with early Alzheimer’s disease: donanemab and lecanemab. Unlike older drugs, which only addressed symptoms, the new options target and... Read more »
On June 5th, 2026, I stopped being Dr. Rupi Legha and became Tiana Flores. Tiana is 29 years old, Asian/Pacific Islander, and a mother fighting to regain custody of her two-year-old daughter,... Read more »
There is well-documented evidence that for most of time, humans had “two sleeps.” The initial bedtime was shortly after dusk, for the practical reason that it was often difficult and unsafe to... Read more »
Perfectionism is the pursuit of a perfect environment and/or a perfect self in order to have perfect thoughts about oneself. Perfectionism and obsessiveness, more broadly, are defenses aimed at managing self-doubt. At... Read more »
If you deliberately scan one fewer lemon than you are taking at the self-checkout at Whole Foods, you might be “microlooting.” This newly coined term does a nice job of distinguishing the... Read more »
“For those who seek to understand it, death is a highly creative force.The highest spiritual values of life can originate from the thought and study of death.”— Dr. Elisabeth Kübler-Ross Death. It’s... Read more »
What didn’t happen for you as a child? Over 20 years of practicing psychology, I started to see a factor from people’s childhoods that weighs upon them as adults, sapping their joy... Read more »
We’re all busy and have trouble keeping up with calls and voicemails. But a phenomenon called telephobia shifts phone call anxiety to a much higher order of magnitude. We’re familiar with phobias... Read more »
My 92-year-old friend Anne Wennhold told me recently that she took a “mini-vacation” from the aging process. Why in the world would a 92-year-old take a break from aging? Well, Anne is... Read more »