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- Sep 24, 2026
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Your Puzzle Habit Could Be the Key to a Sharper Brain—Here’s How, According to a Neuropsychologist (opens the original)
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Jigsaw puzzles, along with sudokus, crosswords, and word games such as Wordle, are more popular than ever—and some puzzlers may not realize that their favorite hobby could also help keep their brain sharp. But is one type of puzzle better than the other when it comes to their brainy benefits? Any puzzle that challenges your brain supports cognitive health, which is especially crucial to cater to as you get older to help prevent things like dementia, which interferes with healthy aging. But there
Want to Cut Back on Drinking? There’s a Pill That Can Help You Do Just That. Here’s What You Need to Know. (opens the original)
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As a music journalist, Erica, a 39-year-old in Queens, New York, is constantly surrounded by alcohol. She says it flows freely at concerts, over drinks with publicists, and on the flights to and from the festivals she covers. “In the rock ’n’ roll culture that I work in, it becomes very normalized to drink a lot,” she says. “And when that was combined with situations that make me anxious, like interviewing people and traveling alone, I would often ‘pregame’ by having a drink before an event just
Gabrielle Union Gets Candid About the Menopause Hot Flash That Hit at the Most Awkward Time (opens the original)
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The journey to menopause can involve some interesting moments, like hot flashes that are so intense you sweat through your shirt and jacket, or having to go to the restroom five times during one dinner date. But we’re willing to bet that you have never had a menopause moment as crazy and inconvenient as the one Gabrielle Union described in a recent conversation with Prevention. The actress and activist, 53, who has starred in Bring It On, Bad Boys II, and Being Mary Jane, shared: “I’ve been in f
I’m 58 and Swapped My Regular Walks for the Japanese Walking Method—and It Changed My Workouts (opens the original)
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I have always been a very active walker—I walk 7,000 steps a day (at least!), and on many days I top 10,000. But over the past few months, I’ve noticed that some of the walking benefits I used to enjoy have plateaued a bit, such as feeling stronger when I’m finished and managing middle-aged weight gain. So I was eager to challenge myself in an attempt to keep the progress going, and so that I can continue to feel my best. So when I discovered the viral Japanese Walking Method, it sounded like th
I’m 58 and Swapped My Regular Walks for the Japanese Walking Method—and It Changed My Workouts - AOL (opens the original)
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I have always been a very active walker—I walk 7,000 steps a day (at least!), and on many days I top 10,000. But over the past few months, I’ve noticed that some of the walking benefits I used to enjoy have plateaued a bit, such as feeling stronger when I’m finished and managing middle-aged weight gain. So I was eager to challenge myself in an attempt to keep the progress going, and so that I can continue to feel my best. So when I discovered the viral Japanese Walking Method, it sounded like th
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