Could Tennis Be One Secret to a Longer, Healthier Life?
Tennis players lived an average of 9.7 years longer than non-players in a new study.
Tennis players lived an average of 9.7 years longer than non-players in a new study.
You'll want to head directly to the laundromat.
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Lucky Charms doesn't make the cut.
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"Cape does not enable user to fly."
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You don't need it in your toothpaste or croissant.
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Pass the bread!
The son of legendary explorer Jacques Cousteau is an expert.
But instead of eating brains, it kills mutated cells.
The best choice should really be called "groatmeal."
In comparison, a two-pack of the brand-name drug costs $600.
Most of the cases involve unvaccinated patients.