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VOLUME 21, ISSUE 14

Symptoms of the Delta Variant May Differ From Those of the Original Strain. What That Means for Your Return to the Office
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Across America, many businesses are now transitioning back to some semblance of life pre-pandemic. They're bringing workers back; their sales are starting to pick up. Some are even catering to customers indoors. The only wild card (seemingly) left? The Delta variant....

Here's What the Longest-Living People in the World Always Eat (and Drink) Before Bed For Restful Sleep
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Look, I fully grasp why this 107-year-old woman credited her long, healthy life to being single, as well as the rationale of this 102-year-old woman who says she's thrived so long because...

How Bad Is It Really to Drink Coffee on an Empty Stomach?
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For so many of us, coffee is an integral part of our daily ritual and often the first thing we put to our lips in the morning. But some research suggests that drinking a cup of java on an empty stomach (defined as two hours before or after you eat, per the National Institutes of Health) isn't the best idea...

Maximum human life span could reach 130 years by 2100
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Human life span significantly impacts society. An aging population affects healthcare planning and lifestyle decisions, as well as government and economic policies. Researchers at the University of Washington recently published a study in the journal Demographic Research, which shows a likely rise in human longevity by the end of...

A big belly boosts heart risks, even if you're not overweight
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Even if your weight is normal, a widening waistline may put you at a higher risk of heart disease, according to a new scientific statement from the American Heart Association. Fat inside the center of your body (known as abdominal or visceral fat), which encases your organs, is more worrisome than...

To Keep Your Brain Young, Take Some Tips From Our Earliest Ancestors
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Diet Fitness Healthy Living Outdoors Self Improvement NPR
It's something that many of us reckon with: the sense that we're not quite as sharp as we once were. I recently turned 42. Having lost my grandfather to Alzheimer's, and with my mom suffering from a similar neurodegenerative disease, I'm very aware of what pathologies might lurk beneath my cranium. In the absence of...

8 Surprising Health Benefits of Avocados
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While they are often treated as vegetables—like being added to a salad—avocados are actually a fruit. They have many of the same health benefits as fruit, like high fiber and lots of vitamins, but unlike many fruits...

Tips for a safe summer for families
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Thanks to COVID-19 vaccines, parents have far more options for kid-friendly summertime activities this year. But the pandemic is not yet over, and it can be confusing to figure out what is safe for children – particularly those who are under 12 and not yet eligible for vaccination. Can they have...

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