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Volunteers map 10,000 routes in Great Britain to help make walking accessible

Campaign group Slow Ways developing app for disabled people, parents with children, older people and others

How do I stay healthy in my 50s, 60s and 70s?

By focusing on certain areas – like nutrition, exercise and positive connections – you can age well in every decade

UnitedHealth faces federal scrutiny into whistleblower claims

Attention comes in wake of ex-employees’ allegations that insurer paid nursing homes to reduce hospital transfers and used improper tactics to gain Medicare Advantage enrollees

Revealed: UnitedHealth secretly paid nursing homes to reduce hospital transfers

A Guardian investigation finds insurer quietly paid facilities that helped it gain Medicare enrollees and reduce hospitalizations. Whistleblowers allege harm to residents

What I learned from a lovely woman on a packed ward in hospital

Healthy people are being forced to stay in hospital because of a lack of social care – and it’s an indictment of our current system, writes Zoe Williams

Breakthrough drugs herald ‘new era’ in battle against dementia, experts predict

Medical advances make pills to treat Alzheimer’s disease viable, though challenges remain in sharing gains globally

‘I often say the journey time is longer’: how to make sex after 50 work for you

Many people’s sex lives can dip in middle age – and tiredness is a real passion killer. But there are simple things that can make a difference

Grey wave of walkers spearhead record activity levels among England’s over-55s

Increase in walking among older people key to general activity in England returning to pre-Covid levels

Live to 120? I’d rather go for quality not quantity of life …

Staying alive longer is only worth it if the quality of life itself is valuable

‘Ageing isn’t inevitable’: The 100-Year-Life co-author on how to live well for longer

Andrew Scott says we can stop one of humanity’s biggest achievements turning into a dystopian near-future

Knuckle-cracking is fine – and bad weather doesn’t make arthritis worse: nine myths about your joints busted

Research shows how to avoid joint pain through healthier living and eating, so stop worrying about rain and take vitamin D

‘I jumped off the hangover hamster wheel’: midlife drinkers who gave up booze – and got happy

In the UK, those aged 55 to 75 are the heaviest drinkers, with the generation below not far behind. But many are turning their backs on alcohol and discovering surprising benefits

Exercise with weights linked to lower risk of early death, study says

Older adults could benefit from routine including aerobics and strengthening activities, according to researchers

The ‘Old Crones’ tackle Northumberland’s 100-mile Saint Oswald’s Way

Three older women take on a gruelling 100-mile trek through the wilds of north-east England, getting lost in a forest, befriending farmers and helping fallen sheep along the way

‘I’m one of the lucky ones, I’m financially OK’: welcome to ageing Britain, where pensioners outnumber children

Nearly one in five people in England and Wales are 65 or over – some are thriving, some struggling. How are we coping with the social, cultural and political change this brings?

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  • The one change that worked: I was a serious coffee addict. Now, on one cup a day, I feel so much better
  • Is it true that … natural salt is healthier than table salt?
  • A hero among hormones: why cortisol is something to celebrate rather than stress about
  • Democrats use new tactic to highlight Trump’s gutting of Medicaid: billboards in the rural US
  • Volunteers map 10,000 routes in Great Britain to help make walking accessible
  • 7,000 steps a day could be enough to improve health, say researchers
  • Many DIY health tests could give false results, studies find
  • How do I stay healthy in my 50s, 60s and 70s?
  • A moment that changed me: I clapped my hands and hit the brakes on years of depression
  • Want to import toxic chemicals into Britain with scant scrutiny? Labour says: go right ahead
  • The one change that worked: I hated exercise – until I put a bike in front of my TV
  • The Parallel Path by Jenn Ashworth review – a soul-searching walk across England
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  • ‘Women have more power than they think’: self-help superstar Mel Robbins on success, survival and silencing her critics
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  • The Guardian view on the cultural life of trees: we must protect our natural heritage
  • Are collagen shots and supplements really the secret to youthful skin?
  • Archimedes knew the golden power of boredom – so why can’t we stop bringing our phones into the bathroom?
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  • Drowning in admin? 14 productivity hacks to regain control of your diary, inbox – and life
  • ‘Don’t ever assume there’s anything to eat!’ 29 tips for perfect vegan holidays, from where to go to how to order
  • ‘I needed to be locked up’: how Kavana went from 90s pop stardom to smoking crack in a skip – and bounced back
  • Measles cases are surging in Europe and the US. This is what the anti-vax conspiracy theory has brought us
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  • No, age isn’t just a number – and the sooner we realise that, the happier we will be
  • Is it true that … it’s harder to build muscle mass and strength as you age?

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