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Hats off to the editors of People magazine for naming Sandra Bullock “2015 World’s Most Beautiful Woman.” Bullock wouldn’t have been my choice — I don’t consider her a “classic beauty” — but I find it intriguing that the ensuing media conversation centered on the idea she’s both beautiful and 50. -
Para muchos pudo pasar desapercibido, pero esta semana la maratón de Boston tuvo un gran triunfador al final del evento: Maickel Melamed, un joven venezolano que recorrió los 46 kilómetros (28 millas) caminando por más de 20 horas seguidas. -
It’s been almost impossible to avoid the constant stream of media reports discussing the pending release -
How bad are Americans about not getting any physical activity whatsoever? Really bad. Like record-setting bad. -
Después de 17 años de postergar los problemas, el Congreso se ha unido de manera bipartidaria para derogar y reemplazar la fórmula errónea de Medicare para reembolsar a los médicos con un plan de pago mejorado. El 21 de abril, el presidente Obama firmó la MACRA (ley de acceso a Medicare y… -
In theaters, three films take very different views of family bonds, while at home Jennifer Aniston’s breakthrough performance takes the Cake.
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Seguro conoces a alguien que o está “controlando los carbohidratos” o está “haciendo una dieta baja en carbohidratos”. Generalmente las personas que controlan o cuentan los carbohidratos es porque padecen diabetes. El resto, solo busca perder esas libras que nuestros amigos los carbohidratos nos… -
Just northeast of downtown Fort Worth, in a neighborhood of artists, professionals and working-class residents, a cadre of AARP volunteers is collaborating with community leaders and residents to transform Six Points Urban Village in the Riverside District into a vibrant, walkable place. -
Six years ago a federal panel of medical experts said women didn’t need to start getting routine mammograms until they were 50 — not 40, as other medical groups had long advised — and then only every two years.
