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Active seniors more likely to ’age successfully’
Dec 03, 2013
People who take up fitness later in life are more likely to "age successfully" and stay healthy compared with those who remain couch potatoes, a large British study finds.
Researchers tracked the health of 3,454 people in England with an average age of 64 living in the community.
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Science on Tap - Quench your interest
November 20, 2013
Colorectal cancer screening can identify and remove polyps and early-stage colorectal cancers. Several factors have been linked to colorectal cancer including age, obesity, physical inactivity, smoking, and consumption of red and processed meat. Regular screening can prevent colorectal cancer.
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