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Alice Oglethorpe

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As seen in: MSN, MSN Australia, MSN Canada, MSN UK, Yahoo Life, HuffPost, MSN South Africa, TIME, WebMD, Yahoo News Malaysia and
Magazine writer (@O_Magazine, @SELFmagazine, @bhg, @shape_magazine & more) and blog creator (@webmd, @MensJournal) often found with my hand in the cookie jar.
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Automate Your Life

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By Alice Oglethorpe Verified, Chris Madden Verified
| Better Homes and Gardens Verified
feel good, live well As summer winds down, it’s back to business: school schedules, evening activities, and regular routines. Incorporating artificial intelligence into your every day can help automate repetitive, time-consuming, and unfulfilling—but requisite—tasks. “Think if you had a personal assistant that could help you reduce your mental load,” says Mandy Steinhardt, a certified women’s career coach and corporate futurist.
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A better way to manage cholesterol is here. This is what to do—and what to ignore.

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By Alice Oglethorpe Verified
| MSN Verified
FOR 100 YEARS , cardiovascular disease has been the number one killer of men, and for almost as long, high cholesterol has been linked to heart attacks, strokes, and other cardiac catastrophes. But how early in life and how fast you need to move on cholesterol have changed. Two of the reasons: We know more now about the complicated relationship between cholesterol and heart attack risk, and we now have more precise ways to calculate your personal risk.
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The New Rules of Cholesterol

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By Alice Oglethorpe Verified
| Men's Health Verified
FOR 100 YEARS, cardiovascular disease has been the number one killer of men, and for almost as long, high cholesterol has been linked to heart attacks, strokes, and other cardiac catastrophes. But how early in life and how fast you need to move on cholesterol have changed. Two of the reasons: We know more now about the complicated relationship between cholesterol and heart attack risk, and we now have more precise ways to calculate your personal risk.
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