Lifestyle Health & Longevity: A new Lancet Commission report says nearly half of dementia cases could be delayed or prevented by tackling 14 modifiable risks—especially hearing loss, diet, smoking, obesity, social isolation, and air pollution—backed by practical wins like hearing aids, Mediterranean-style eating, daily walking, and staying socially connected. Community & Care: Abingdon’s Butterflies Memory Café keeps people with memory loss and their families connected with monthly themed activities and support, showing how small local spaces can make a big difference. Hidden Heart Risk: UK coverage spotlights lipoprotein(a) (Lp(a))—a silent inherited condition that can double heart-attack and stroke risk—urging more people to ask about testing beyond standard GP checks. Workplace Wellness: A study suggests short bursts of activity during the workday can lower type 2 diabetes risk, even for people who don’t do leisure exercise. Food & Waste: UBC researchers report a seaweed-based coating that could help keep strawberries fresh longer without refrigeration, aiming to cut spoilage and waste. Tech Meets Daily Life: OneRobotics and 58.com sign a cooperation deal to build lifestyle-focused robots using real-world household interaction data. Pop Culture: Marvel officially unveils its X-Men reboot cast for May 5, 2028, with Sadie Sink as Jean Grey and Adam Driver as Mr. Sinister.