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Being pregnant ages a woman by about two years, but there's a way to turn back time. At three months postpartum, a woman can reverse her biological age by 8 years, according to a study from the Yale Child Study Center published in Cell Metabolism last month.

While it may seem like a small part of your body’s total strength, grip strength is a foundational component of physical fitness, linked to injury prevention, as well as a

How meat consumption influences the risk of death in frail populations.

It is a myth to think that age is merely a number, suggesting that years we have mean nothing. We need to honor the aging process in ourselves and aging loved ones.

For the first time since 1987, Lake Tahoe has a new regional plan for development and land use. Twelve of the 14 voting members of the Tahoe Regional Planning Agencys governing board voted in favor of the new plan, with one member voting against it and another abstaining, according to TRPA spokesman Jeff Cowan.

Retirement planning should start from the inside with your values, goals, and dreams, not be dictated by outside rules and guidelines.

New research reveals a concerning association between poverty and accelerated deterioration of brain white matter.

Study highlights the significant enhancement in predicting common diseases like heart disease, diabetes, Alzheimer's, and prostate cancer by integrating polygenic risk scores (PRSs) and gut microbiome scores with conventional risk factors, showcasing the potential of multiomic approaches in personalized medicine.

Changes in skull and brain size, as well as the thickness of the cortex, across individuals born between the years 1930 and 1970.

The study was led by researchers at Bar-Ilan University and conducted in collaboration with Prof. Yuval Palgi of the University of Haifa’s gerontology department.