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Could the Diabetes Drug Metformin Slow the Aging Process?
Biohackers and researchers alike are turning to the diabetes drug metformin for its supposed anti-aging benefits. Is the hype real?
By Becky UphamMarch 13, 2023Reducing Calories Could Slow the Aging Process
For the first time, a study in humans has shown that calorie restriction can slow biological aging and improve heart health and metabolism.
By Becky UphamFebruary 09, 2023Quick Bursts of Intense Physical Activity May Help You Live Longer
Even a few daily spurts of activity lasting one or two minutes could significantly lower the risks of cancer and heart disease, a new study says.
By Lisa RapaportDecember 12, 2022On Chris Hemsworth’s 250-Yard Arctic Swim: Can Extreme Feats Really Boost Longevity?
Experts weigh in on whether the frigid plunge and 5 other extreme stunts the Thor actor attempted are good for our mental and physical health.
By Fran KritzNovember 23, 2022Lifting Weights Linked With Living Longer
New research finds longevity benefits from pumping iron, especially for women.
By Becky UphamOctober 04, 2022Drinking 2 to 3 Cups of Coffee Linked to Heart Benefits and Longevity
Mild to moderate coffee consumption (even decaf) should be considered part of a healthy lifestyle, say researchers.
By Becky UphamSeptember 29, 2022Loneliness and Unhappiness May Age You More Than Smoking
Psychological factors may impact longevity more than a wide range of physical health issues, a new study suggests.
By Lisa RapaportSeptember 28, 20228 Everyday Health and Wellness Habits Linked With a Longer Life
The average life expectancy in the United States is on a historic decline. Here are research-backed habits you can do every day to help improve your likelihood of living a long, healthy life.
By Stephanie ThurrottSeptember 16, 20226 Fun Apps That May Help Improve Brain Health
You may improve your memory, boost brain speed, and more by downloading these apps to your phone. Get background info on how to play them and what they’re rated on the App Store and Google Play.
By Lauren BedoskySeptember 16, 202210 Brain Exercises That Boost Memory
Physical exercise is a crucial part of staying healthy, but exercising your brain is just as essential to help keep your mind sharp and prevent memory loss. Here are some great brain exercises for memory improvement.
By Linda MeloneSeptember 15, 202210 Ways to Prevent Falling at Home
As mobility becomes limited with age, these simple steps can make the home safer for older adults so they can avoid falling.
By Wyatt MyersJuly 18, 2022Is Red Wine Actually Good for You? Here’s What the Research Suggests
There’s a scientific link between drinking red wine and having better health, but there’s no concrete evidence that booze is responsible. Here’s what health experts want you to know before imbibing.
By Jessica MigalaSeptember 15, 20208 Great Places for a Healthy, Happy Retirement
Looking to make a move when you retire? Researchers say these eight vibrant communities are among your best choices based on weather, access to affordable healthcare, cultural and recreational resources, and more.
By Vanessa CaceresMarch 15, 2019Study Shows These 5 Healthy Habits Can Add More Than a Decade to Your Life
A new study analyzing three decades' worth of data found that men and women following five healthy lifestyle habits prolonged their life expectancy by more than a decade. Find out more.
By Brian MastroianniMay 09, 20187 Ways to Overcome Ageism
Your age is just a number. Here's how to get others to see past it.
By Beth W. OrensteinOctober 13, 2015Is There a Price to Pay for Promiscuity?
Promiscuity, such as being casual about sex and risky about sexual partners, carries dangers. Find out about your sexual health's impact on longevity.
By Chris Iliades, MDJuly 15, 2010The Truth About Lies
Lies, even white lies, cause stress and stress can affect longevity. Find out why people lie, and how lying impacts your health and longevity.
By Chris Iliades, MDJuly 14, 2010