Why the Batteries in Your Body’s Cells Only Come From Mom and Why It Matters

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I worried my husband and I wouldn't last once we became empty-nesters — but we've since discovered how to keep our 24-year marriage strong

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My husband and I try to go on two cruises together a year.

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The 5 states with the longest life expectancies, and the 5 with the shortest

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Mississippi has the lowest life expectancy in the US.

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I'm a model in my 30s who still books jobs playing teenagers. Here are the skincare secrets I swear by.

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Although I'm in my 30s, I regularly book modeling jobs playing teenagers.

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I live on a boat with my husband, and weather conditions often threaten our lives. Trusting each other keeps us safe.

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The author, right, lives on a boat with her husband.

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Viruses Found on Toothbrushes Are ‘Unlike Anything Seen Before’

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The dietitian for the Philadelphia Eagles shares 2 underrated protein sources his players love

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Eagles players love protein sources like quinoa and bone broth for recovery and energy, according to the team dietitian and chef.

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I got married at 25 and took a personal loan of $15,000 to pay for the wedding. I don't regret it.

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After realizing how much weddings cost, the author and her partner decided to take a loan to pay for theirs.

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A top nutrition scientist had a stroke at 53. He did two things to lower his blood pressure — and cutting out salt wasn't one of them.

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Nutrition scientist Tim Spector changed his diet to lower his blood pressure after a stroke.

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Most People Actually Aren’t That Into Ozempic, Survey Finds

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