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Four-panel illustration of a faceless older adult doing a chair stand, a supported balance pose, a short cone walk and marching in place.

4 Mobility Tests for Healthy Aging—and What They Can’t Tell You

Mobility tests for healthy aging can reveal useful changes—not predict lifespan. Learn what chair stands, balance and walking tests really measure.

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Menopause night sweats: moonlit bedroom with rumpled white bedding, a glass of water and a folded cloth on the nightstand

Menopause Night Sweats May Disrupt Sleep More Than Hot Flashes

Menopause night sweats were associated with sleep trouble in a new study. See the findings, limits, practical steps, and when to contact a clinician.

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Creatine for Women Over 40: What It May Help—and Where the Hype Gets Ahead of the Evidence

Creatine for women over 40 may support strength after menopause—but not every claim holds up. See what studies say about dose, kidneys, and safety.

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Is Walking Enough for Bone Health After 40?

Walking supports health after 40, but bones may need more. Learn how strength, balance and carefully chosen impact can complete your weekly routine.

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Exercise after 40 for brain health: woman in her late 40s briskly walking on a tree-lined park path

Can Exercise in Your 40s Support Brain Health Later? What a 30-Year Study of Women Found

A new 30-year study found that women reporting more physical activity in midlife had lower odds of multiple cognitive complaints later. The result is encouraging, but it is not proof that exercise prevents dementia.