A personal trainer at a longevity clinic says you should care about 3 fitness markers if you want to live a long, youthful life

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Artists in New York got $1,000 monthly through a basic income program. One participant used the money to pay bills and afford healthcare.

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Jacinta Burnell, 52, is an artist in New York and a participant in a guaranteed basic income program.

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A California city is giving new parents $500 a month. It's one of a growing number of basic income pilots focused on families.

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Pomona, California is $500 a month to parents with children under 4 years old.

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Georgia gave low-income Black women $20,000 over 2 years. A participant said the money helped her afford day care and pay bills.

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A basic income program in Atlanta gave low-income Black women $850 a month, no-strings-attached.

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Here's what the economy could look like with a Biden or Trump presidency

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President Joe Biden and former President Donald Trump have different plans for how they'd tackle the US economy if they win the November election.

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A pharmacy in Denver hired staff with hemophilia then fired them if they refused to pay for its pricey medications to treat it, a federal agency lawsuit says

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A pharmacy in Denver deliberately hired workers with hemophilia and pushed them to buy its expensive medications, the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission.

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The unregulated multibillion-dollar life coaching industry can be a haven for discredited therapists

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Children with high BMIs should not use obesity medications like WeGovy, US doctors warn

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Wegovy injection pens.

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Fertility expert Leslie Schrock explains why embryonic personhood will never work in practice

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Leslie Schrock, an investor, author, and fertility expert.

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His wife had a common skin condition and tried expensive creams for over 20 years. She became 'patient zero' for his personalized skincare company — and had clear skin in a month.

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Personalized skincare brands like Musely are using telehealth to offer consumers prescription products without a trip to the doctor's office.

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