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I thought life was too short to live without bacon and booze – then I hit 50

Telegraph: As editor for a 'lad's mag', heavy drinking was part of the day job.

Is being busy good for people with ADHD?

NY Times: A structured life with planned routines may ease ADHD symptoms.

Unlocking South Korea: Five essential tips for your 2025 journey

South Korea is trending. Get ahead of the crowd with these top tips for a fuss-free visit.

They married at 98 and 96: ‘Who doesn’t love a great love story?’

'We really did fall in love. I didn’t know it could happen again,' said Jo Cartwright, 96.

Location sharing is making us miserable. It’s time to say ‘no’

24/7 location sharing invaded our friendships and romances. Is it too late to go back?

Is it anxiety or something else? What women should know.

Misdiagnosis of anxiety in women can obscure serious conditions.

'I was dropped': Why Susan Sarandon may never act in a blockbuster again

Times: The actress thought her politics would never harm her career.

I was the first IVF baby – if anything had gone wrong, the world would look different now

Telegraph: Thomasin McKenzie stars in a new Netflix film about Louise Joy Brown's story.

The crushing truth about being childless at 64 – a man's perspective

Telegraph: There’s a unique grief that comes with unintentional childlessness.

Avoiding gym traps: How to pick a personal trainer

New York Times: First, decide what kind of support you really need.

Are AI clones the future of dating? I tried them for myself

New York Times: Can AI improve your dating game?

'I realise it's unusual': How I raise my kids in an open relationship

Telegraph: Most couples would find it horrifying, but both of us sleep with other people.

Four exercises that could reduce your dementia risk

Telegraph: A study shows even minimal exercise can lower dementia risk by up to 10%.

New Zealand sex therapist shares secrets to initiating intimacy and connection

How to bring the spark back to a long-term relationship without fear of rejection.

Why sitting all day may shorten your life

NY Times: Sitting too long harms health, from weakened muscles to cardiovascular risks.

Is it healthy to eat just once a day? Bruce Springsteen thinks so

OMAD may work for some, but eating only once daily may not suit everyone.