Among the wellness experts’ advice: Start with a little and it can turn into something big. Be consistent. Seek a support system.
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A common misconception around screening is, “I don’t have a family history of breast cancer, so I don’t know that I need a mammogram.”
We spoke with dietitians to better understand fiber’s role in weight management, ways to incorporate it into your diet and the best high-fiber snacks.
The U.S. government shut down Wednesday, with Democratic lawmakers insisting that any deal address their health care demands and Republicans saying those negotiations can happen after the government is funded.
“I play a woman who realizes that there are no rules when it comes to aging,” June Squibb says of her role in the new film “Eleanor the Great.”
Though the CDC is undergoing major changes, the overall fall vaccine recommendations for older adults resemble last year’s advice, with one exception.
Medicare offers four ways to pay your premium online, but first you’ll need to create an account at Medicare.gov.
About 58 million pounds of corn dog and sausage on a stick products have been recalled because of contamination with extraneous material, specifically pieces of wood embedded in the batter.
When it comes to exercise and longevity, cardio-based workouts are good, but don’t overlook the importance of strength training.
Lacing up your sneakers and getting your steps in may be your go-to workout. But you might wonder if there’s an ideal walking pace to burn the most calories.
President Donald Trump went on TV this past week to insist that pregnant women should never take the painkiller.
“Age doesn’t matter,” 62-year-old actor Michael Chiklis says. “Every minute is a new minute. A chance to try something, be something, do something.”
I’m confused about what to do with enrolling in Medicare this fall since I don’t turn 65 until January.
There is indeed a little-known Social Security claiming strategy that provides a lump-sum payment, but it’s not without its drawbacks.
A panel of advisers appointed by Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. declined to recommend this fall’s COVID-19 vaccinations for anyone, leaving the choice up to those who want a shot.
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