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Why older pedestrians fare worse in car crashes (opens the original)
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On an August morning two years ago, Meredith Melville was crossing Piedmont Avenue in Oakland, California, to meet a friend at a café. While in the crosswalk, she noticed a car some distance away. Perhaps she misjudged its speed, she said, because she’d walked only partway across the street when the car, a Toyota sedan, came bearing down on her. “She should have seen me,” Melville said of the driver. “All of a sudden she was there, and I didn’t have any way to get out of her way. I flew I don’t
This is the worst dairy food for heart health, experts warn (opens the original)
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Some of the most extreme results of cardiovascular disease — heart attacks and strokes — are loud, jarring events. Yet registered dietitians who work with heart patients say warning signs often appear long before these scary, life-changing events, often without our noticing. “There are a number of reasons why heart disease is called the ‘silent killer,’ such as the fact that it can develop without any obvious symptoms for years before something like a heart attack or stroke occurs,” says Destini
More awareness needed in fight against prostate cancer (opens the original)
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Prostate Cancer Awareness Month is not often included among the major awareness months and days for September, despite the disease being the second-leading cause of cancer death in American men, behind lung cancer, according to the American Cancer Society. I am hoping to change that narrative. My father died this year from complications related to prostate cancer. I also lost a colleague to prostate cancer in 2025; he was diagnosed around the same time that I was. I know 11 men who have been dia
This brain health supplement is a waste of money, neurologists say (opens the original)
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If you’re over 40, there’s a good chance that brain health is on your mind. A 2026 survey by the Alzheimer’s Association indicated that 99 percent of adults 40 and older reported that their brain health is as important to them as their physical health. Increased interest in and awareness of brain health aren’t bad. After all, more than 7 million people in the U.S. live with Alzheimer’s disease. But this has led people to seek quick fixes to prevent, slow or reverse cognitive decline, and neurolo
How much strength training should people over 50 do? (opens the original)
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If you’ve scrolled FitTok lately (or just gone to a gym), you might have noticed a shift. Folks used to be hyperfocused on cardio, but these days, strength training is all we can talk about. People of all ages and genders are picking up heavy weights and using strength training equipment. Denise Chakoian, a certified fitness trainer and owner of Core Cycle and Fitness LaGree, considers strength training a must for adults over 50. “Once you hit 50, the game changes,” she says. “Your body starts w
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