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What You Can (and Can't) Do to Improve Your Bone Health

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By Alice Gregory Verified
| Vogue Verified
For as long as I can remember, my mother—whom I resemble closely enough that strangers sometimes treat us like before-and-after photos—has narrated certain facts about herself in the first-person plural, joining us together in a small, unlucky demographic damned by extremely minor curses. We don’t look good in red. We should never wear silver jewelry. One pronouncement surfaced more frequently than the others: We will get osteoporosis. Her mother had it, she would say, and so did her grandmother.
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From trackers to gummies and CCTV, society has been gripped by sleep hysteria

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By Alice Gregory Verified
| MSN UK Verified
Alice Gregory A few decades back, people didn't care as much about sleep. Margaret Thatcher led by example, getting only four hours a night . But over recent years, there's been pushback on the narrative that sleep doesn't matter. It does. Anyone who has worked night shifts, had their nights disrupted by a newborn baby or delved into gruesome historical literature about sleep will agree.
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The Majestic Views and Warm Alpine Hospitality of Jungfrau, Switzerland

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By Alice Gregory Verified
| Condé Nast Traveler Verified
Standing among the Alps, it's easy to believe that they will last forever. They seem too big to fail, too old to change. This illusion of permanence has long entranced travelers who have visited to experience the intoxicating feeling of being daunted and dwarfed by a landscape's authority. But even mountains move: This past May an avalanche of ice and rock tore through the Lötschental Valley, erasing the village of Blatten in less than a minute.
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