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Health & Fitness, LifestyleSometimes, great ideas come out of nowhere. Maybe you’ve been focusing on a tough problem for days with no end […]
Sometimes, great ideas come out of nowhere. Maybe you’ve been focusing on a tough problem for days with no end […]
We’ve come a long way from the March day when New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo threatened to sue Rhode Island
Government responses should focus on detecting and isolating infected people with symptoms, the World Health Organization said. Preliminary evidence from
Amid concerns about post-lockdown increases in COVID-19 infections, there is one striking piece of good news: Daily deaths from the
One man’s trash certainly can be another man’s treasure—but that expression probably doesn’t hold true when we’re talking about 33-year-old
Even though Americans’ net worth still hasn’t fully recovered from the Great Recession of 2007-2009, many of us continue to
But acknowledging the role of random bad luck should inspire more testing, research and treatments. Read the entire article: Cancer
Think you’re too old to try a new hobby? Think again. Studies show many retirees 60 and older refuse to
The finding is good news, especially for Americans.25% of whom die from heart-related illness each year. Read the entire article:
Coffee contains a number of compounds, including caffeine, diterpenes and antioxidants, and scientists believe some of these have a protective
We no longer have to guess. Harvard Medical School released a paper outlining the only five exercises we need to practice to get
New European research suggests that psychosocial factors such as anxiety and depression may have an even larger impact on well-being
Your ties to your BFFs are stronger than family relationships as you age, new research shows. Read the entire article:
Retirement has become an active stage of life—one people have positive ideas about. For example, they aspire to stay socially
My experience has been that the happiest and healthiest retirees that I know find ways to stay socially and emotionally
You can’t judge the real impact of a life-changing event until you’ve lived some life afterwards. Only then can you
Interesting read about how many of us have to learn to “shed our skins” to really, truly enjoy retirement. -jrs