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Study - Walking slowly at age 45 could be a sign of accelerated aging
Step into the holiday season with 30-day walking program
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Scientists Created the World's First Living Robots, and Now They Can Reproduce
World’s first living robots have reproduced unlike any animal or plant
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Stephen Parlato of Boulder, Colorado, holds a sign that reads "Hands Off Roe!!!" outside of the Supreme Court in Washington on Tuesday. The Supreme Court’s conservative majority on Wednesday signaled it would uphold Mississippi’s 15-week ban on abortion and may go much further to overturn the nationwide right to abortion that has existed for nearly 50 years. (AP Photo/Andrew Harnik)
NEW: Justices signal they’ll OK new abortion limits, may toss Roe
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Open enrollment for Affordable Care Act 2022 health insurance plans, also known as Obamacare, is underway until January 15. To enroll for coverage beginning January 1, 2022, shoppers must enroll by December 15. For enrollments completed after that, coverage will begin February 1.
ACA signups in Georgia swell as feds offer more assistance
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Medicaid is a need-based government welfare program that provides health care services to certain low-income individuals. (Dreamstime/TNS)
Bill in Congress could bring relief to uninsured Georgians15h ago
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UPDATE: FDA panel backs first-of-a-kind COVID-19 pill from Merck
6 Health Benefits of Avocados
Families that eat avocados together stay healthy together
These Simple Habits Will Drastically Improve Your Heart Health
Cleaner air from pandemic lockdowns might be tied to fewer heart attacks
These Exercises Burn the Most Calories, According to Science
Just because you’re sweating doesn’t mean you’re burning calories
3 of the Best Natural Sleep Aids
Poor sleep linked to negative outlook on aging
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Manage expectations to reduce holiday stress
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NEW: New variant cause for ‘concern, not panic,’ Biden tells U.S.
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New research highlights potential cause of Parkinson’s
Lockdown-free Florida top vacation spot for holidays
Morning exposure to deep red light can improve declining eyesight
Merriam-Webster chooses vaccine as the 2021 word of the year
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Will the vaccines stop omicron? Scientists are racing to find out
Wary, weary world slams doors shut, fearing omicron variant
Why you shouldn’t worry (much) about weight gain during the holidays
A look at major COVID-19 developments over the past week
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COVID omicron variant stokes world fears, triggers travel limits by US, others
New study says giving social support to others may boost your health
How long you can safely leave out Thanksgiving leftovers
Food is not a punishment you have to ‘work off’
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A sign encourages visitors to wear face coverings while visiting exhibits at the Denver Zoo in November. The U.S. is in better shape approaching its second Thanksgiving in a pandemic, thanks to vaccines, though some regions are reporting torrents of COVID-19 cases that could get even worse in the days ahead as eager families travel the country for overdue gatherings that were impossible a year ago. (AP Photo/David Zalubowski, File)
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