You’ll have a much easier time if you make retirement savings a high priority right now. You can also benefit from listening to older generations’ advice, including what they wish they would’ve done differently. A recent Clever survey shed light on three common retiree regrets that don’t have to become yours.
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Jeremiyah Love has been playing through a knee injury, but is now expected to be close to 100% healthy for the national championship.
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Susie Haugley is the communications manager for the food bank, and as Martin Luther King Day of service at Feed My People Food Bank kicked off. We want to live up to the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and this is just a perfect way to give back. Haugley said.
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Researchers have found links to multiple new benefits and new side effects in a study of weight-loss drugs such as Ozempic and Wegovy.
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Danville High School senior Tayvion Diltz, seen as Homecoming King in the fall, was named the 2025 MLK Scholarship recipient on Monday. The Martin Luther King, Jr. Celebration Committee increased the annual scholarship to $6,000. DANVILLE Danville High School senior Tayvion Diltz knows his mom sometimes “fake jokes” with him.
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The Middletown native was sworn in as the country’s 50th vice president just two years after assuming his first public office as an Ohio senator.
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For biotech investors, medical researchers, and others obsessed with optimizing health, Doc’s exclusive Napa Valley event highlights longevity.
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Recent government guidelines on caregiving may be meant for professionals, but all parents should understand the importance of healthy boundaries, says clinical psychologist Shawn Ee.
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The collaboration will combine LOrals long-standing expertise in cosmetic science with IBMs AI technologies to accelerate scientific discoveries and innovative ecological solutions.
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Current sports nutrition guidelines recommend consuming 1.75 to 2 grams of protein per kilogram of body weight for muscle growth, unless otherwise advised by your healthcare provider. Animal-based proteins (except collagen) contain all essential amino acidsthe ones our bodies cannot produce and must get from food.
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