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The Fitness Number That Predicts Lifespan Better Than Almost Anything
Cardiorespiratory fitness (VO2 max) predicts lifespan better than almost any lab test, and it can outweigh body weight. How to raise it.
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Omega-3 Fish Oil: What It Really Does (and Doesn’t) for Your Heart
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Vitamin D supplements help some people and do little for others. Who actually benefits, who doesn't, and what the research really says.
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