Social? Go for quality—not quantity
A new study suggests older adults gain much well-being from their small number of social connections.
A new study suggests older adults gain much well-being from their small number of social connections.
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Some candid questions can help you understand food choices—and whether you have a bigger problem than you realize.
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Researchers have boiled it down to a simple solution: Sit less, move more.