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Staying Active in Midlife Pays Physical Dividends for Decades

Staying Active in Midlife Pays Physical Dividends for Decades
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Column: Seeking the fountain of youth? Don t drown in hype

The anti-aging industry is booming, but hype and hope won't make you younger, so skip the 'fountain of youth' claims and embrace healthy living.

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As the Popularity of Pickleball Soars, So Do Fractures Among Older Players

New research found a 90-fold increase over the past two decades in injuries for pickleball players aged 60 and older.

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Regular Brisk Walks and Other Exercise Can Help Prevent Falls in Older Women

New study finds that being active 30 minutes a day, 5 days a week can help prevent falls and injuries in older women.

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The gender gap in life expectancy is widening — in women s favor Here are 5 reasons why

Women have long been projected to outlive men, but now the gender gap appears to be growing.

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