Pediatricians have long suggested that fruit juice may prompt weight gain in children, but a new review finds it harmless when consumed in moderation.
"Based on the current evidence, we didn't find that consuming one serving a day…
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For individuals managing chronic pain conditions, can incorporating a personal TENS device help?
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At 89, Donald Tenbrunsel is a bit of a phenomenon. He surfs the internet with ease, happily converses on a broad range of timely topics, volunteers and reads regularly.
Known as a "SuperAger," Tenbrunsel was part of a study that helped…
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Regular exercise is potent medicine for older adults with heart disease, a new American Heart Association scientific statement says.
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Good Sleep Gets Tougher With Age
Most people see their sleep habits shift as they age, but a new review suggests that some seniors lose the ability to get deep, restorative rest.
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