The ticket to fitness is building an entourage of diet and exercise coaches and cheerleaders.
Your body mass index (BMI) is an estimate of your body fat, based on your height and weight.
The Divided We Fail effort advances the idea that partisan gridlock should not stand in the way of affordable health care and long-term financial security for all Americans.
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With the tough economy, you may be second-guessing your monthly gym fees. But don't give up your exercise. Fitness can be low-cost, even free, with these 11 penny-pinching tips.
Not sure which tests you need to check for various cancers, elevated cholesterol, and the like? Tap these three new checklists for people 50 plus by AARP and the Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality. Use them to track screenings and plan appointments.
If you have high blood pressure, try to limit your daily salt intake to 1,500 milligrams. Find out how in this AARP Radio feature.
Millions with chronic skin conditions are finding hope thanks to new technologies and medicines.
A combination of yogic breathing and laughter exercises fuels the body with energizing oxygen, claim "laughter yoga" proponents.
Hank Lang turned 94 in April and hasn't been sick since 1992, when he had a passing virus.
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