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- Losing the Same 10 Pounds Since 1985? In 54,437 Women Over 60, the Ones Who Held Steady Were More Likely to Reach 90. Here's the New Goal.2 readers
- Still Chasing 10,000 Steps? In 16,741 Older Women, the Benefit Leveled Off Near 7,500. Here's What Makes a Walk Count.2 readers
- That Headline Says Eating Less Protein Slows Aging. It Was Mostly Mice. If You're Over 60, Here's What the Human Studies Found.1 reader
- Not Thirsty, Not Hungry, and Food Tastes Flat? After 60, Your Body's Reminders Get Quieter. Here's How to Tell, and What to Do Instead.1 reader
- Wobbly Putting On Your Pants After 50? In 39 Trials, One Kind of Exercise Cut Falls by a Quarter. It Isn't Walking.1 reader
- Think It's Too Late to Build Muscle After Menopause? In 126 Studies, Women at 65 Gained Strength Like Women at 281 reader
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