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Telegraph: From exercise to diet and sleep, here's how to keep your lungs in great shape.
The daily habits that can help boost your immune system
Telegraph: Here's what you can do to support your body in the face of 'immunity debt'.
Here’s what to do about harmful chemicals in personal care products
New York Times: Take these small steps to lower your exposure.
Seven proven ways to prevent thinning hair: Ditch dry shampoos, try scalp stimulation
Telegraph: Certain re-growth formulations work – but only while you use them.
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Telegraph: Frontotemporal dementia often strikes at an unusually young age.
Bruce Willis’ family is ‘closer than ever’ after FTD diagnosis
The actor's loved ones revealed earlier this week that he has been diagnosed with FTD.
Why Hollywood owes Bruce Willis an apology
The actor's family revealed his devastating dementia diagnosis this week.
Bruce Willis' daughter 'overwhelmed' since sharing his diagnosis
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I love you, but I don’t want to sleep with you
New York Times: Snoring and conflicting schedules are the top reasons couples sleep apart.
'Cruel disease': Ailing Bruce Willis battling dementia
The Hollywood star's family has revealed that his condition has 'progressed'.
Binge drinking may be curbed with a pill
New York Times: A decades-old medicine could help reduce harmful drinking.
Opinion: We’re in the middle of a loneliness epidemic. Have more sex, please!
New York Times: Sexlessness says something grim about society, says Magdalene Taylor.
The parenting podcast tackling the issues no one talks about
A Herald podcast will tackle the issues parents wish we all discussed more.
It’s tough to talk to your partner about sex. Here’s how to start
New York Times: First, acknowledge that you have it. Then move on to some compliments.
What I wish people knew about dementia - from someone who has it
Telegraph: Wendy Mitchell was diagnosed with young-onset dementia at 58.
I'm a cancer survivor. This is why what you eat and drink matters
Telegraph: Need more evidence that your lifestyle choices matter? Read on.
Nine dating coaches on how to find love right now
New York Times: Featuring the melty face emoji, non-cheesy pickup lines and more.
Marriage has health benefits. So why is it so unfashionable?
Telegraph: As marriage rates fall, the science in its favour stacks up, writes Mick Brown.
What is ‘love bombing’, and why is it a relationship red flag?
NY Times: Grand gestures early on can be sweet - or a sign you're dating a narcissist.
Inside the Swiss clinic that promises to help you live longer
Financial Times: Clinique La Prairie is the original wellness retreat for the super-rich.
Love on the rocks: How to find the right couples therapist
New York Times: It can be daunting to find a therapist who's a good fit for both partners.
For love or money: The hidden victims of financial abuse
Financial Times: It really can happen to anyone - including financial experts.
Pandemic payback: The real reason you have an everlasting cold
Telegraph: Been feeling under the weather for weeks? A virologist explains why.
Belly up: Why you should stop doing sit-ups and try these exercises instead
Telegraph: Standing workouts are the latest way to get strong abs.
Saunas are filling up, but are they actually good for you?
New York Times: No, you can't sweat out 'toxins' - but saunas may have other benefits.
'Silent killer': How to protect yourself from diabetes
Telegraph: Two years after her diagnosis, Vicky Saynor's diabetes is in remission.
Revealed: All Black legend Josh Kronfeld and wife’s secret health battle
As the rugby hero puts his body to the test, his courageous wife faces challenges too.
Party trick lands groom in a coma at his wedding reception
Bride reveals how her husband suffered a brain injury on the night of their reception.
‘Silent injury’: Is this the last taboo in women’s sport?
Telegraph: In a 2019 study, 36% of elite athletes reported experiencing a breast injury.
These three people quit alcohol for a month. Will they stay dry?
Telegraph: 'It’s interesting to see how people’s personalities change.'
Why experts are urging swifter treatment for children with obesity
NY Times: Growing research has shown that an intensive approach is needed, scientists say.