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Ralph Macchio surprises Hollywood: the discreet habit that keeps him young at 64 years old
Ralph Macchio's discipline combines martial arts, balanced nutrition, and rest to maintain a youthful appearance without extreme routines.
The consumption of high-fat cheeses and creams is linked to a lower risk of dementia, according to a study.
A new study suggests that the consumption of high-fat cheeses and creams is associated with a lower risk of dementia over 25 years.
"Walking yes, but it's not enough": what cardiologist Aurelio Rojas recommends to live longer and better
The cardiologist Aurelio Rojas proposes a simple formula to reduce cardiovascular risks and live longer: steps, minutes, and strength in balance.
Neither British nor Emirates want to be left out: what is about to happen with the new direct flights to Argentina.
Direct flights to Argentina are once again attracting international airlines. Emirates and British are considering returning with non-stop routes.
Goodbye to triangles: the V16 Beacon will be mandatory starting January 2026
It’s official: starting in January, you won’t be able to drive if you don’t have this in your car.
Tourism in non-traditional destinations: the unexpected figure that reveals a change in Argentina
Tourism in non-traditional destinations grew in Argentina, and more than 40% of reservations on Airbnb were concentrated in rural areas.
What are the early symptoms of kidney stones and how can they be prevented?
The symptoms of kidney stones can be confused with other conditions, but identifying them in time can prevent serious complications.
The best strength exercises for women over 40 that will help you feel young and active
Experts agree that strengthening muscles not only helps maintain figure, but also serves to protect bones.
"Why you should add a splash of vinegar to your hair conditioner": the secret that will change your routine
Discover how this simple trick radically transforms your hair.
The secret molecule that awakens the follicles: the breakthrough that could change everything you know about baldness
A team from UCLA identified a molecule that stimulates hair growth in inactive follicles, showing better results than traditional treatments.