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Cristina Merchán (Miti Miti)/Radio Ambulance
Cristina Merchán (Miti Miti)/Radio Ambulance
Ambulance Radio is NPR’s Spanish-language longform podcast that tells uniquely Latin American stories.
For Patricia Velázquez, reggaeton isn’t just a musical genre — it’s a time machine.
The song “Gata
Swiss pensioners: still out and about, long after retirement. Keystone / Oliver Lang
In the space of a decade, the “healthy” life expectancy rose by 2.1 years for men and 1.5 years for women, a study has found.
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Steven “Scotty” Lang was just 16 years old when he collapsed and died at a football practice in the fall of 1999.
Lang was a junior at Fountain Valley High, and a lineman on the football team. At the time,
The food children eat helps fuel their future. Balanced meals at a young age support mind and body growth that fosters success, according to Action for Healthy Kids. The team at Live Healthy Appalachia, or LHA, a local, wellbeing nonprofit,
Living a balanced lifestyle is a key factor in maintaining physical and mental well-being. It has become even more important ever since Covid-19 came into our lives. A lot of people started taking their health more seriously. If you also
Research published today (Wednesday 25 January) in The BMJ found that people in their 60s who lead a healthier lifestyle experience slower cognitive decline.
The study of people involved taking part in the China Cognition and Aging Study, a nationwide
For immediate release: February 6, 2023
Boston, MA – Women who followed most aspects of a healthy lifestyle, including healthy body weight, not smoking, regular exercise, adequate sleep, high quality diet, and moderate alcohol consumption, had about half the risk
Adhering to a healthy lifestyle may reduce the risk of developing long COVID, according to a study published on
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WSMV) – WSMV4 anchor Lauren Lowrey nearly died after the birth of her second child in 2018.
Five days after giving birth to a healthy boy, Lowrey was hospitalized for a life-threatening illness that was initially difficult for
Added sugar has been linked to many serious diseases, including obesity, heart disease, diabetes and cancer.
Fortunately, there are many ways to sweeten foods without adding sugar. There are many natural sweeteners that people often use instead of sugar. These