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[Column] Healthy life expectancy at 73.1 years: Korean elderhood is getting healthier < Opinion < Article

Amid the global population aging, defining the period of elderhood has been sparking debates everywhere. One of the most significant controversies regarding this matter is taking place in France, where massive protests have erupted surrounding a bill proposing to raise the retirement age from 62 to 64. In South Korea, various welfare programs such as basic pensions, long-term care insurance for older adults, and free public transportation for the elderly are provided based on the age of 65., even mentioning the need to adjust the age for elderhood due to changes in the social structure Hence is considered…
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This Doctor Explains Why Good Oral Health Leads to a Long and Healthy Life

According to Martin, besides providing patients with the most modern aesthetic and cosmetic dentistry approaches when creating beautiful, unique and natural-looking smiles, she also enjoys educating communities about proper oral health. When asked why proper oral hygiene is crucial, Martin explains: “Poor oral hygiene can lead to serious diseases such as heart disease, diabetes, stroke and cancer. Brushing, flossing and using mouthwash are important to prevent cavities, gum diseases and bad breath. However, if we are talking about overall health, having the latest biocompatible materials in your mouth is also crucial.” She goes on to explain that most adults who…
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Healthy Life: Healthy lunchbox ideas | Food

When my daughter started kindergarten it was the first time ever I had to pack her lunch. In daycare, lunch was always provided and that made my life much easier! So I lengthen lunch ideas. My son was very easy and would eat leftovers or sandwiches but my daughter was a bit more particular. Plus she needed three snacks and a lunch for each day of school. It’s not too difficult to keep kids’ lunches and snacks healthy and fresh. Most of these items are things that you can make in advance and store easily. It’s always a good idea…
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Former Arsenal academy player left tetraplegic and needs 24-hour care after drinking ‘spiked’ on night out

A former Arsenal academy player was left a tetraplegic after his drink was “spiked” on a night out. Daniel Cain was a fit and healthy footballer and a qualified electrician but after a night out with friends, the 23-year-old was hit by a “life-changing travesty” as a cardiac arrest starved his brain of oxygen. On the night out on 9 June 2020, Daniel’s friends noticed he looked a “funny color” and was not waking up so attempted to perform CPR on him while the ambulance was called. Daniel is a qualified engineer and has worked on Google Offices in Germany…