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09/04/2026

Physical Activity How Much is Enough?: Physical activity is widely recognized as an important component of overall health and well-being. Current federal guidance continues to examine the relationship between physical activity, sedentary behavior, and health outcomes across different age groups. The current Physical Activity Guidelines for Americans, developed by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, state that adults can […]

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08/14/2026

Night Owls May Face a Higher Risk of Certain Health Problems: People who regularly stay up late may face a greater risk of certain health concerns, even when they get the same number of hours of sleep as people who wake up earlier. A study involving more than 1,600 adults between the ages of 47 and 59 examined the possible connection between sleep patterns and overall health. Participants shared information about their typical sleeping habits and were classified as early risers, night owls, or somewhere in between. Researchers also conducted health evaluations to identify possible differences among the groups. The findings suggested that men who stayed up late were more likely […]

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07/31/2026

07/17/2026

A Midday Nap May Support Healthier Blood Pressure: Taking a midday nap may do more than help you feel refreshed. Research presented at the European Society of Cardiology Congress found that people being treated for high blood pressure who took a nap during the day tended to have lower blood pressure than those who did not nap. The study followed 386 adults with […]

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05/22/2026

Staying Safe on Wet and Slippery Surfaces: Rain can turn everyday surfaces like sidewalks and grass into slippery hazards. While this can be challenging for anyone, it poses an even greater risk for older adults and individuals who rely on mobility aids. Falls are a leading cause of injury among seniors, and wet surfaces significantly increase that risk. Staying indoors isn’t always […]

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04/24/2026

Heat is the #1 Weather-Related Killer: Staying Safe During Summer’s Hottest Months Extreme heat is the leading weather-related cause of death in the United States, surpassing hazards such as floods, hurricanes, and lightning. Older adults are particularly vulnerable, and those living alone face even greater risk. Summer sunshine can feel wonderful after a long winter, but extreme heat can quickly become […]

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03/27/2026

Take Care of Your Heart – Starting Now: We often think of heart health as something to worry about later in life, but emerging research shows that cardiovascular risk factors in early adulthood can also influence brain health decades down the road. Studies tracking thousands of adults over many years have linked elevated blood pressure, high blood sugar, and other heart risk markers […]

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02/27/2026

Midlife Fitness May Lower Stroke Risk Later On: Research published in Stroke, a journal of the American Heart Association, suggests that higher levels of physical fitness in midlife are linked to a reduced risk of stroke in later years. The study followed nearly 20,000 adults aged 45 to 50, assessing their cardiorespiratory fitness and grouping them into low, medium, or high fitness categories. […]

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02/20/2026

Can Chocolate Really Lower the Risk of Heart Disease and Stroke?: If you love chocolate, there’s some encouraging research, but the reality is a bit nuanced. Several scientific studies have explored whether chocolate consumption, particularly moderate amounts, is linked to better heart health and a lower risk of stroke. Much of this attention focuses on cocoa’s natural compounds, especially flavanols, which are plant-based antioxidants that may […]

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01/30/2026

How Winter Weather Can Affect Your Health: As winter approaches and temperatures drop, many people begin to feel the effects of colder weather. These seasonal changes can influence our bodies in several ways, so it’s helpful to understand what can happen and how to protect ourselves during the winter months. Immune SystemColder weather doesn’t directly make you sick, but it does create […]

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