HEALTH & HAPPINESS, LOVE, MARRIAGE, AGING, PARENTING, FRIENDSHIP & RELATIONSHIP

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  1 hour ago

  A stroke can lead to severe damage and even death. But what causes a stroke?

  USA TODAY - Daryl Austin

  People are understandably concerned when health conditions or infectious diseases that were once well-managed start increasing again, but proper education and advancements in medicine mean we often see the opposite. Declining rates of smoking, for instance, have led to far fewer people getting lung …

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  23 hours ago

  Is This the World’s Most Effective Aging Morning Routine? (Spoiler: Yes.)

  savvyhipster.com - Wajji

  What if the secret to slowing down aging lies in your morning routine? Imagine starting your day with simple, science-backed habits that not only …

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  17 hours ago

  Why You Should Embrace Uncertainty in Your Critical Thinking

  psychologytoday.com - Christopher Dwyer Ph.D.

  Thinking about epistemological understanding and why we need it. A core component of critical thinking (CT) is the application of reflective judgment …

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  12 hours ago

  Can Alzheimer’s Be Reversed? A New Study Suggests It’s Possible

  techfixated.com - Benjamin Larweh

  • Research suggests Alzheimer’s disease may be reversible in early stages through intensive diet and lifestyle changes, based on a recent study. • The …

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  18 hours ago

  Grip Strength Is A Sneaky Predictor Of Longevity—Here’s How To Improve Yours

  Women's Health - Talene Appleton, NASM-CPT

  Plus, a quick way to test your baseline. That ability to hold onto a bar or carry that *really* heavy suitcase? It’s not just a flex—it actually might be one of the simplest clues to how well you’re aging. Grip strength—the ability of your hands and forearms to grasp, hold, and carry—is emerging as …

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  20 hours ago

  Japanese Wisdom for a Good Life

  psychologytoday.com - Marianna Pogosyan Ph.D.

  Three Japanese concepts that can offer insights into finding happiness. Here's some good news: countless ways to seek and find happiness exist. Many of …