How to Be a More Patient Person Relax. It’s going to be O.K. Read More…

Trim and Fit? You May Still Have Heart Disease Lessons from Jane Brody’s brother: Having all the right cholesterol numbers and staying active is no guarantee your coronary arteries are in great shape. Read More…

Setting Up Your Tech on the Assumption You’ll Be Hacked Sheera Frenkel, who writes about cybersecurity for The Times, explains how she safeguards her devices, and why passwords remain a weak link for more people. Read More…

Alzheimer’s? Your Paperwork May Not Be in Order Getting their choices on end-of-life care recorded can help patients feel secure that their wishes will be respected, experts say. Read More…

Preventing Suicide Among College Students Privacy rules that keep colleges from notifying parents of a student’s distress may be costing lives. Some solutions include granting permission in advance or having a friend alert the family. Read More…

Roboadvisers (With Human Helpers) These firms use a combination of technology and human professionals to provide financial advice at prices lower than traditional advisers typically charge. Read More…

How to Avoid Burnout in Youth Sports If children are to be successful at a sport, the drive to specialize and succeed must be of their own choosing. Read More…

Weighing the Pros and Cons of Statins Statins are often given to healthy people to prevent a potentially devastating problem, so some patients object to taking them. Read More…

How to Increase Your Chances of Having a Long, Healthy Life The big factors in life expectancy: whether people smoke, what and how much they eat, and whether they abuse alcohol or drugs. Read More…

To Counter Loneliness, Find Ways to Connect Much of modern life, though seeming to promote connectivity, has had the opposite effect of fostering social isolation and loneliness, experts say. Read More…