Tag archives: longevity

Are We Losing Our Minds? The Concern Over Cognitive Decline
By Deann Zampelli   |   September 2, 2025

Like many of us, I will occasionally (ok, more than occasionally) find myself walking into a room only to realize I have forgotten why. We have come to accept this as a normal part of aging. But should we? While I was listening to a Diary of a CEO podcast the other day, I was […]

You Say Lifespan, I Say Healthspan. The Swell Score Can Settle This
By Jeff Wing   |   October 29, 2024

A movie producer named Gary Binkow (Finding Neverland, The Nanny Diaries, V/H/S, etc.) stopped in for a routine physical, at whose conclusion his doctor blandly recommended a preemptive cholesterol med. “I was prescribed Lipitor,” Binkow says with a puzzled half grin. “It was so easy for my doctor to say, ‘…Look, you’re very early and […]

Longevity: Why are we all so focused on living longer instead of living better?
By Deann Zampelli   |   April 16, 2024

I admit it. I am an obit reader. I look at the photo first to see if I know them and then almost reflexively at their age. 89? Not bad. 76? Too early. 56. Damn. Too close to home. Of course, I then have to know how they died and if the cause of death isn’t […]