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The Overlooked Type Of Fitness Women Can Lose In Midlife That’s Crucial For Longevity—and Expert-approved Ways To Train It
A Fit&Well report highlights muscular power as an often-overlooked fitness skill and outlines a trainer’s adaptable four-move routine.
‘Tech Is Not Good Or Bad, But Neither Is It Neutral’: What We Heard This Week
MedPage Today’s Oct. 18 roundup collects clinicians’ and researchers’ comments on AI, vaccines, pregnancy, HIV, transplantation and other health topics.
Scientists Discover How Deep Sleep Builds Muscle, Burns Fat, And Boosts The Brain
A mouse study in Cell maps brain circuits linking sleep stages, growth hormone release and wakefulness, but human health effects remain untested.
DerMend Fragile Skin Moisturizer for the Holiday Season
A practical holiday-season skin-care gift for mature, dry skin, with a simple morning-and-evening routine for face and body.
When You Can’t Get Everything Right At Once
Psychotherapist Steve Hauptman reflects on control, competing priorities and why choosing one thing often means setting another aside.
Nature-based Activities May Offer Lasting Relief From Loneliness
A Barcelona randomized trial found lower loneliness scores after nature-based activities, with reductions still seen one year later.
Financial Benefits Of Shared Housing For Seniors
A Seniors Guide report outlines how older adults can share housing costs, but savings depend on the match, agreement and local expenses.
Do Dentists Know What They’re Doing?
A first-person account describes conflicting dental recommendations, but provides no records or independent review to establish whether care was appropriate.
I Don’t Know What Comes Next, But I’m Not Done Yet
A Sixty and Me contributor describes pausing her writing to care for her husband and returning with three books completed this year.