- Smokers may be at greater risk of depression and schizophrenia, study finds – CNN
- The Right Kind of Exercise May Boost Memory and Lower Dementia Risk – The New York Times
- How To Deal With Your Kid’s Annoying Habits – NYT Parenting
- Trouble sleeping? Insomnia symptoms linked to increased risk of stroke, heart attack — ScienceDaily
- Insomnia in adults linked to heart attack and stroke – CNN
- Avoid Burnout Before You’re Already Burned Out – The New York Times
- Having a poor relationship with your family could make you sick – CNN
- Here’s How Much You Should Run to Help You Live Longer | Time
- Why Lung Cancer Rates in Women Are Falling Slower Than Men | Time
- Wash Your Hands in the Kitchen and the Bathroom – The New York Times
CG CUTTYHUNK
Trawler: ARCTIC FJORD
- Why washing raw chicken can lead to food poisoning – The Washington Post
- Omega-3 fish oil supplements linked with lower cardiovascular disease risk — ScienceDaily
- Canadians told to stop taking aspirin to prevent first heart attack, stroke: Canadian family physicians warned potential harm of daily dose outweighs benefits — ScienceDaily
265 英磅
- Measles makes body ‘forget’ how to fight infection – BBC News
- Measles Makes Your Immune System Forget How to Fight Disease | Time
- ‘After His Death, I Didn’t Cook Anymore’: Widows on the Pain of Dining Alone – The New York Times
- Sleep Can Be Good for Your Salary – The New York Times
- Making Meaning Out of Grief – The New York Times
- Do you believe you can reduce cancer risk with food? | The Seattle Times
- Even a little running cuts risk of premature death, new study shows – CNN
- Is physical activity always good for the heart? — ScienceDaily
- OnMedica – News – Going for a run just once a week reduces risk of early death
- Food Addictions Are Real, And More People Are Getting Hooked | Time
幸運的一週
- ‘But Mom, Video Games Are My Job’ – The New York Times
- Early retirement can accelerate cognitive decline — ScienceDaily
- Get more out of your workout by swearing – CNN
- How Walking Might Affect Our Sleep – The New York Times
- Why We Can’t Tell the Truth About Aging | The New Yorker
- Actually, you do have enough time to exercise, and here’s the data to prove it – The Washington Post
- How to score unbelievably cheap airline flights with mistake fares – The Washington Post
- How to Make Your Home Safe for Aging Parents
- How Old You Feel Could Be Affecting Your Health
- Heart Failure Is Killing More Americans, Study Says | Time
我不要
- Soft drinks found to be the crucial link between obesity and tooth wear — ScienceDaily
- What makes soda so addictive? – CNN
- Fiber in Fruits and Grains Protects Against Diverticulitis – The New York Times
- Gaining weight as you get older isn’t inevitable – The Washington Post
- For Many Widows, the Hardest Part Is Mealtime – The New York Times
- Tattoo healing: Common risks and what you should know – CNN
- Before You Fill That Prescription, You May Want to Read These Books – The New York Times
- How to Help Your Body Adjust to Cold Weather | Time
- US teens use screens more than seven hours a day on average – CNN
- Bet you think this story is about you, don’t you? Narcissism and your health – CNN
Gift Card
- Alcohol-Related Deaths Increasing Across All Age Groups
- ‘Ageotypes’ provide window into how individuals age — ScienceDaily
- Why Is Air Pollution So Harmful? DNA May Hold the Answer – The New York Times
- Most people wait too long for knee replacement surgery, study says – CNN
- Drinking Tea Tied to Better Heart Health – The New York Times
- What to Say to Someone With Cancer – The New York Times
- Rich people are living healthy lives for almost a decade more than poor people – CNN
- Knee replacement timing is all wrong for most patients: People delay surgery and lose function; others get it too soon with less benefit — ScienceDaily