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Fall vaccination roundup

Vaccines are the best protection people have when it comes to certain illnesses. Older adults should get a flu shot every year.

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Batter up! The benefits and risks of rediscovering your favorite sport

Playing in a sports league in older age has many benefits, such as exercise and socialization. But it’s important to discuss it first with a doctor, understand physical limitations, and learn the signs of physical trouble.

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5 ways to ward off cancer

There’s no guarantee that one can prevent cancer, but there’s good evidence that losing weight, exercising, eating a healthy diet, quitting smoking, and limiting alcohol can help reduce the risk of developing the disease.

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The benefits of vitamin supplements

Are vitamin supplements (like vitamin D) good for your health, and can you tell me who might benefit from taking the pills?

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Tai chi: One-stop shopping for better balance and thinking skills

Tai chi appears to have positive effects on a wide range of thinking skills in healthy adults, such as attention, learning, memory, and perception.

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Restructure your day to get a better night’s sleep

Keeping an inconsistent sleep schedule can throw off one’s sleep-and-wake patterns. To reestablish these patterns, one should wake up at the same time every day.

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Snacks: Quality vs. frequency

It appears that snacking frequency does not affect a person’s body mass index, as long as the snacks are healthful.

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Powerful gene editing technique may pave the way for new cures

A new technique for “editing” genes, called CRISPR, can eliminate defects in genes that cause disease.

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Stopping foodborne illness — faster testing, vigilance at home

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A promising new treatment for high triglycerides

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