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Take Your Fitness Further With Power Training
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Strength training builds muscles, but power training keeps them agile for faster reactions. AARP Healthy Living Editor Betsy Agnvall shares how to add power training to your workout.
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VT professor who studies brain health urges audience to follow AARP’s “six pillars”
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Dr. Benjamin Katz founded and leads VT’s Cognitive Aging And Translational Science Laboratory, and he shared his expertise at AARP’s Brain Health Awareness Month event held at the Harrison Museum of African American Culture.
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My Stomach Has Been Getting Upset After Eating. What Can I Do?
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Dr. Adam Rosenbluth discusses how tracking eating habits, identifying trigger foods and making simple dietary changes can help manage new digestive issues that often arise with age.
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Inspired by Mom, Retiree Devotes Second Act to Service
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David Conway turned retirement into purpose, volunteering with AARP and following his mother’s lifelong example of service.
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This Sit-to-Stand Challenge May Predict Your Lifespan
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Watch AARP employees take on a challenge that researchers say could predict your longevity.
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Why Are Liver Cancer Rates Rising?
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Liver cancer rates in the U.S. have tripled, and risk factors have evolved. Here’s AARP Health Editor Rachel Nania on what may be behind the rise.
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Signs It May Be Time to End Your Relationship
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Sex therapist Tameca Harris-Jackson discusses issues that could mean your relationship is suffering from something more serious then a simple rough patch.
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What Happens When Inflammation Won't Go Away?
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Could your fatigue and brain fog be chronic inflammation? Learn what it is, why it lingers, and how to reduce it with simple lifestyle changes.
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How Do I Know if This Rash Is Shingles?
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Dr. Adam Rosenbluth breaks down what sets a shingles rash apart from other rashes.
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What Do You Do When You Start Feeling Like You’re Parenting Your Partner?
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Sex therapist Tameca Harris-Jackson offers advice on what to do when relationship responsibilities feel unbalanced and you begin to feel like the parent, and how to talk to your partner about it.
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Maria Shriver on the Alzheimer’s Risk Women Can’t Ignore
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AARP CEO Myechia Minter-Jordan and Women’s Alzheimer’s Movement founder Maria Shriver discuss brain health backstage at the Cleveland Clinic Global Women’s Health + WAM Forum.
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