- 10 Years After an Exercise Study, Benefits Persist – The New York Times
- Stress Tied to Heart Disease, Especially in People Under 50 – The New York Times
- Why Spicy Food Makes Your Nose Run—and Why It’s Great for You | Time
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- Sleeping with lights on tied to weight gain in new study – CNN
- High blood pressure at doctor’s office may mean you’re twice as likely to die of heart disease – CNN
- Opinion | Grow Old Like ‘The Golden Girls’ – The New York Times
- Heartburn Drugs Can Lead to Fatal Heart or Kidney Disease – The New York Times
- Living with HIV means increased risk of heart disease – The Washington Post
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- Green tea: Reading the tea leaves on whether it’s good for you – CNN
- Should You Worry About Plastic Particles In Bottled Water? | Time
- Sleep-Monitoring Apps and Beds Should Keep You Up At Night | Time
- How interval training affects ‘belly fat’ in obese 70-year-olds — ScienceDaily
- Does your health in middle age predict how healthy you’ll be later in life? — ScienceDaily
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- Exercise activates memory neural networks in older adults: Study shows acute exercise has the ability to impact brain regions important to memory — ScienceDaily
- Foodborne disease infections are on the rise. Here are the most common – CNN
- Comfort food leads to more weight gain during stress — ScienceDaily