- Glucosamine supplements ‘may cut heart risk’ – BBC News
- Want to Stay Healthy as You Age? Let Go of Anger | Time
- Eat well, exercise more: New global guidelines to reduce risk of dementia – CNN
- Women, Alcohol and Perceived ‘Sexual Availability’ – The New York Times
- Here’s How to Get Stronger After 50 – Outside – Pocket
終於可以自由的使用
- Common Eye Problems as You Age From Your 50s to 70s
- A Little-Known Skin Disease That Can Disrupt People’s Sex Lives – The New York Times
- Study sheds new light on urinary tract infections in postmenopausal women — ScienceDaily
- Low-dose aspirin linked to bleeding in the skull, new report says – CNN
- Treatment targets for men with advanced prostate cancers — ScienceDaily
中國東方航空
- What to Do When You’re Feeling Bored at Work
- Statins May Cut Glaucoma Risk – The New York Times
- Older adults with obesity may have fewer years of healthy life — ScienceDaily
- The Doctors Visits You Need to Make For a Long, Healthy Life | Time
- Are avocados and almonds vegan? Here’s why some say no – CNN
Nexus 今天沒有比較快
- Heart failure deaths are on the rise in younger US adults, researchers say – CNN
- Arsenic in drinking water damages hearts of young adults – CNN
- Why some health enthusiasts are drinking ginger – CNN
- Work Out and Chill? – The New York Times
- Are Sleeping Pills Safe? Here’s What Research Says | Time
眼睛要看哪裡？
- Many Marijuana Users Turn to the Drug for a Surprising Reason: Workout Fuel | Time
- Eating Nuts During Pregnancy Tied to Brain Benefits in Baby – The New York Times
- Should you chew gum to lose weight? – CNN
- Stroke treatment: doctors have more time to help patients, study suggests – CNN
- Friends and family may help Italians live healthier and longer – CNN
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- Erectile dysfunction drug ‘effective’ as heart failure treatment — ScienceDaily
- 7 Ways Walking Can Boost Your Physical and Mental Health
- How to Stop Worrying About What Other People Think of You
- Exercise may improve memory in heart failure patients — ScienceDaily
- Heart Problems Are Killing More Americans—Even Younger Ones. Here’s How to Reduce Your Risk | Time