From @WSJopinion: Sixty may not be the new 40, but 80 could soon be the new 60. A trove of new Alzheimer’s research suggests that medicines and lifestyle changes can not only slow but prevent, even reverse, the debilitating disease, writes Allysia Finley. https://t.co/6L6MKWaa5A ...

The last word with Lawrence O'Donnell starts right now. Hey, Lawrence. >> Hey, Jen. And I say this for you and the control room. Uh, as I was just listening to you, uh, your volume was going up and down on my end of it. So, I'm I'm hoping that we uh are going to fix that. But it's not going to be a problem at all for the beginning of this program because >> because you're going to talk loud. >> Well, no, because Lisa Rubin is joining me in the studio. So I can hear her with my actual in the room ears instea ...

The world got great news from Harvard this week as we have countless times over the centuries with Harvard researchers coming up with new ways to save our lives. Harvard gave us the smallox vaccine in 1799. The dean of Harvard Medical School, Dr.. John Warren, was the very first surgeon to use anesthesia. And now Harvard has delivered a breakthrough in Alzheimer's research. A Harvard Medical School study published yesterday in the journal Nature has found what could be the holy grail of Alzheimer's, a way t ...