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Health Is Not That Hard – Behavior Change Is

Exercise regularly, eat a nutritious diet, eschew cigarettes, limit alcohol consumption and nurture meaningful relationships.

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What Excessive Screen Time Does to the Adult Brain

Fascinating findings from Stanford’s longevity lab -> What Excessive Screen Time Does to the Adult Brain

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Health benefits of pedestrian and cyclist commuting: evidence from the Scottish Longitudinal Study

This study, based on a large representative sample followed up for 18 years, provides robust evidence of lower risk of…

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3 Reasons Why Community Recreation Centers Are Underrated
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3 Reasons Why Community Recreation Centers Are Underrated

Community rec centers are often overlooked – they get drowned out when their own (admittedly) poor hours & communication go…

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Using Army Fitness Standards As An Objective Maintenance Fitness Goal
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Using Army Fitness Standards As An Objective Maintenance Fitness Goal

Fitness has a goal problem. Goals are great for achievement, but are terrible for living. If I want to run…

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If You Want To Be Able To Do [X] at 80, You Need To Be Able to Do [Y] Now.
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If You Want To Be Able To Do [X] at 80, You Need To Be Able to Do [Y] Now.

I discovered this chart from the book Outlive via Andrew Chen’s blog, where he writes that –

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Preventing Dementia
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Preventing Dementia

The Economist ran a Special Report last week on Dementia. They called it the “silent tsunami” facing every nation on…

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