Thursday, November 16, 2017

@1:10, 11/16/17

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Well

To Maintain Muscle and Lose Fat as You Age, Add Weights

Adding weights to your weight loss regimen may be more effective than beginning a walking program, according to a new report.

Stay active.

"if you rest, you rust."

2
Health

How to Lower Your Blood Pressure

Medical guidelines have changed, and now about half of Americans may qualify for the diagnosis of hypertension. Here’s what to do about it.

More of the same.

3
Food

What to Cook Tonight

First, read the collection of voices we’ve gathered to discuss the Thanksgiving feast, then maybe cook in the same spirit.

OK

4
Opinion

Don’t Let New Blood Pressure Guidelines Raise Yours

A national goal of 130 systolic may lead many patients to be overmedicated.

Pill pushers.

5
The Learning Network

Do You Ever Get the ‘Bad News Blues’?

How do you fight the feelings left by an overload of bad news?

Laugh.

Laugh maniacally.

Weep.

Indulge in fantasy.

Mindfulness.

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Food

Feeling Conflicted on Thanksgiving

For Viet Thanh Nguyen, a member of a refugee family, preparing the holiday meal does not bring up warm and fuzzy memories.

yes.

7
Well

Amish Mutation Protects Against Diabetes and May Extend Life

Amish men and women who carried a genetic mutation appeared to be in better cardiovascular health and had longer telomeres, a barometer of longevity.

Giving up sugar is too simple and cheap.

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Crosswords & Games

Logic 101

Alex Eylar tries to make us see the logic behind his puzzle.

35D

"35D: I have a “ball at work?” but I am not a SEER. A SEER has a crystal ball."

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U.S.

After Hurricane, Signs of a Mental Health Crisis Haunt Puerto Rico

The storm’s violent winds and screeching rains assaulted the island’s psyche for 72 hours, and public health officials say much of the population shows signs of post-traumatic stress.

"Sometimes a cigar is just a cigar."

The Republican party hates Purto Rico and all its get.

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Science

Chimps Tailor Alarms to What Other Chimps Know

Experiments show that the animals change their communications depending on how much their audience knows.

"Smarter than the average bear!"

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