A neurology roundup covers long COVID recovery data, hospitalization delirium and later cognitive impairment, and a reported case of musical talent after brain injury.

A decade-long English study found dementia risk varied across cognitive frailty profiles, with memory impairment marking the groups of concern.

A Nature Medicine study found menopause-stage protein patterns linked to cognitive outcomes and modestly higher Alzheimer’s dementia risk.

A 14-year study of 5,423 adults found heart disease was linked to faster cognitive decline, with the association differing by long-term depressive symptoms.

A Tiny Buddha writer says anxiety, blackouts and concerns about her children led her to stop drinking; she had gone alcohol-free for 10 months.

A Sixty and Me report explores the grief older women may feel when family relationships differ from the future they expected.

A 10-year international collaboration will study how energy supply affects brain activity, learning and behavior, including through models developed by ISTA’s Tim Vogels.