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New landmark research shows that we experience our first metabolic slowdown after age 60. That shift can lead to weight gain and feeling less energetic. But some older adults maintain their calorie burn in defiance of their chronological age. What’s their secret? We sorted through the hype to find the habits that really move the metabolic needle
Potted plants are more than living knickknacks. They can help keep you healthier. A renowned British horticulturist shares tips for budding gardeners on how to get started
The annual flu vaccine is a quick and a effective way to keep yourself healthy, and it’s available at no cost to you. Learn more about stay-well strategies and how to get your vaccine.
The older you get, the wiser you’ll be, if you tap the knowledge you’ve gained over the years. Still, memory slips are part of aging. These science-backed ideas can help you stay sharp
Leftovers from your Thanksgiving feast taste twice as delicious mixed with warm cranberry salsa and tucked in corn tortillas
It sounds simple: To maintain your weight and protect your health, you need to burn as many calories as you eat and drink. But at this stage of life you’re likely moving less overall, even if you exercise. Here’s help!
While one in eight women will develop breast cancer in their lifetime, early detection ups your chances of successful treatment. If the pandemic disrupted your usual preventive care routine, here’s how to catch up