You can usually spot a creative person because they seem lost and confused or doing too many things at once. Time management simply bedevils creative types. Whether it’s keeping focused on projects or just getting the stuff of life done, a bubbling cauldron of chaos is usually close at hand. »more»

Here at LifeTwo we believe that 'midlife crisis' is often a normal depression that happens in midlife. So anything that reduces the risk of depression also reduces the risk of midlife crisis. »more»

If you think you don't have to worry about your brain performance slipping until you are sixty, a new study says you may be off by four decades. »more»

The number one topic that we discuss here is change and when it comes down to brass tacks...the one change that is predominant throughout discussions among men and women at Mid-life are: finding our Purpose in Life…this can be the problem or it is the answer! »more»

Last year we asked "Will Taking Ginkgo Biloba Help My Memory?" and concluded: »more»

In a lengthy and detailed article, the Los Angeles Times has summarized the state of the war on Alzheimer's disease. It's not pretty and can be summed up in one sentence, "Scientists still aren't sure what causes the disease or how to cure it." »more»

When one parent has dementia, your risk of developing the dementia triples. But what if both of your parents have it? »more»

A provocative study on aging and emotional stability was published last summer in the Journal of Neuroscience and reported in the Los Angeles Times. In short it found that healthy, older people "are less bothered by things and are more in control of their reactions to fear." »more»

Editor's Note: As part of LifeTwo's Happiness Week we asked Alvaro Fernandez of neuroscience site SharpBrains to explain what neuroscientists think about the concept of happiness and what their research tells us about our quest to become happier. You'll see that there are significant linkages between the two. »more»

A new study links a cholesterol-lowering statin with a lower incidence of Alzheimer's disease and other dementias. »more»