Quit Smoking at 75? New Study Says It’s Never Too Late To Add Years to Your Life
A new study quantifies the measurable impact of quitting smoking on life expectancy for individuals up to age 75. A new study published in the American Journal of Preventive Medicine by Elsevier ...
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'Thanks is not enough': 2024 Remembrance Day marks 100 years of the air force and 75 years of NATO
Mel Lemarquard was a decorated World War II veteran of the South Saskatchewan Regiment who earned a medal for bravery in ...
Alzheimer's numbers expected to balloon to 13 million by 2050 | The Excerpt
We asked Dr. Joanne Pike, CEO of the Alzheimer's Association to help explain the challenges and hopes when it comes to this debilitating disease.
What a Trump presidency means for global health
Global health is likely to be radically altered with Donald Trump in the White House. For starters, the president-elect has ...
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Zoetis Appoints Jamie Brannan to Newly Created Chief Commercial Officer Role
As Chief Commercial Officer at Zoetis, Jamie Brannan will lead an evolved commercial organizational structure that will ...
A 59-year-old who prioritized work and family got fit after a health scare. Aged 72, he's a medal-winning athlete who works out daily.
Tom Simek, who has competed on "American Ninja Warrior," shared how getting fit later in life has changed his life for the ...