Fri, March 21, 2025

by: Insider

A scientist tested 15 longevity hacks. 3 weren't worth the money, including a gut health test.

John Tregoning, a scientist, tried a range of hacks said to help him live longer, from a calorie-restricted diet to gene sequencing.

by: Timeslife

Why Hanuman is the OG Fitness Influencer You Need Today

The Legend Who Didn't Need a Gym Imagine a world without gym memberships, protein shakes, or fitness trackers—a world where strength wasn't measured in reps but in the ability to leap across oceans, uproot mountains,

by: Moneycontrol

Weight loss superfood: 10 health benefits of pecan nuts

Pecan nuts offer a multitude of health benefits, such as enhancing heart health, brain function, digestion, and skin condition. Packed with antioxidants, fibre, and healthy fats, they support overall

by: IOL

Is ice bath therapy right for you? Pros and cons explained

Discover the benefits and risks of ice bath therapy, a popular recovery method among athletes and wellness enthusiasts.

by: healthshots

Try reverse lunges to work your glutes and more

There are many variations of lunges, a strength training exercise. One of them is reverse lunges, which is a great way to work your glutes.
Thu, March 20, 2025

by: Variety

Bella Ramsey Got Diagnosed With Autism After 'Last of Us' Crew Member Noticed the Signs: It's 'Liberating' and 'Freeing' to Know

The Last of Us" Emmy nominee Bella Ramsey revealed in an interview with British Vogue that they were diagnosed with autism after a crew member on the first season of the HBO drama series said they were showing signs of autism on set.

by: WKYC

Spring into wellness and embrace the season of renewal: How the calendar change can help revitalize your health routine

Take advantage now that spring has officially sprung with the promise of new beginnings and a perfect time for new resolutions.

by: KHON2

10 fats that can help you reach your summer weight goals: Hawai?i health matters

In the 1980s and 1990s, folks in the United States were told that eating less fat would help prevent heart disease and obesity and would help them lose the weight they couldn't lose with traditional foods.

by: Fortune

Michelle Obama on the health belief she shares with RFK Jr: 'It became a partisan issue'

Obama, while appearing as a guest on Kylie Kelce's Not Gonna Lie podcast, looked back at her FLOTUS "Let's Move" campaign.

by: CNET

How Weightlifting Benefits You During the Aging Process

"Consult a certified professional trainer or fitness coach who can create a tailored program based on your goals, abilities and health. Proper form and technique are crucial to preventing body ...

by: LoveBScott

National Native HIV/AIDS Awareness Day: History, Significance, and How to Get Involved

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by: T3

I trained in zone 2 for my half marathon, and it made me a faster runner

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by: Bicycling

The 12 Best Electric Bikes for Commuting, Carrying Cargo, and More

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by: BBC

Wales and Cardiff's Ramsey to miss rest of season

Midfielder Aaron Ramsey will play no further part for Cardiff City or Wales this season after having surgery on a hamstring.

by: Talker

Study finds smartwatches may be best way to monitor heart health

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by: Self

Dermatologists Over 50 Reveal the Best Products for Mature Skin and Hair

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by: Insider

A 74-year-old who has worked out daily for 10 years said he loves 2 types of exercise for boosting energy and longevity

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by: Yahoo

Two powerhouses unite to bring 2025 Columbia Co. Health Wellness & Fitness Expo to Augusta

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by: People

Aries Season Encourages Us to Be Bold and These 4 Zodiac Signs Are Leading the Charge

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by: HerZindagi

Best Smart Rings For Tech Enthusiasts And Fashion Lovers

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by: Newspoint

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by: TechRadar

Polar's entire sports watch lineup just got a major upgrade, and it'll make your training more effective than ever

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by: HuffPost

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by: Reuters

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by: WTOP

How to prioritize spine health when returning to in-office work

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by: SussexWorld

WATCH video and see 47 great photos: Chichester Corporate Challenge second race night

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by: Moneycontrol

World Oral Health Day 2025: 5 leaves that keep your teeth and gums healthy

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by: healthshots

12 must-try Pilates exercises to reduce stress and anxiety

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by: WNCT

Jones County Health Department officials note tips on allergies vs. common illnesses

Educators at the Jones County Health Department have tips to help tell the difference between allergies and common illnesses this Spring. It is common to get allergies confused with illnesses like the flu or the common cold.
Wed, March 19, 2025

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Travis Kelce's ex Kayla Nicole shuts mouths in raw ground-level workout session and new illusion of life

by: WGRZ

Buffalo health center offers accessible colon cancer screenings

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by: dw

Pope Francis' health 'improving,' Vatican says

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by: WFLA

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by: CNN

Skip the late night food, exercise and technology if you want a good night's sleep

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by: PsyPost

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by: Lifehacker

The Difference Between Weightlifting and Weight Lifting (and Why It Matters)

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by: WDAM

Tulane Center for Brain Health loses biggest funding source, jeopardizing free care for veterans

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by: CNET

CNET's Favorite Fitness and Health Tracker Is Now Available at Costco

Oura expands retail presence with Costco partnership, offering member-exclusive bundle.

by: WYTV

How the air can impact your heart health

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by: Insider

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by: Newsweek

Millennials Are Sharing Their 'Plan' for Retirement - and It's Eye Opening

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by: TheStreet

Amazon is selling a $60 sunrise alarm clock for $28, and it's 'better than the Hatch' that's 6x the price

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by: T3

Circular Ring 2 smashes $1M Kickstarter goal and teases game-changing health features

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by: Mashable

The best fitness tracker deals ahead of Amazon's Big Spring Sale

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by: IOL

Bridging the Financial Divide: South Africa's Path to Economic Fitness in 2025

Stokvels remains a cornerstone of South African financial culture, offering a practical solution for those excluded from formal banking systems

by: Health

5 Foods for Better Gut Health and Digestion

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by: Moneycontrol

Causes, types and symptoms of glaucoma, an eye condition that can lead to blindness if left untreated

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STUDY: Fitness trackers only 67% accurate on average

Fitness trackers have become a must-have for anyone looking to track their health and fitness goals. But how accurate are these popular devices? A recent analysis

The article from MSN discusses a study which evaluated the accuracy of fitness trackers in monitoring physical activity. According to the research, fitness trackers are, on average, only 67% accurate. This means that for every three steps or movements recorded, one might be incorrect. The study highlighted discrepancies in tracking steps, distance, and calories burned, with variations depending on the brand and model of the device. Factors such as the placement of the device, the type of activity, and individual user characteristics like gait or arm swing can influence accuracy. The findings suggest that while fitness trackers are useful tools for promoting an active lifestyle, users should be aware of their limitations and not rely solely on these devices for precise health or fitness data.

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