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Sneaky Hearing Loss Symptoms You May Miss, Plus How To Sharpen Hearing and Reduce Dementia Risk Original

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By Kristina Mastrocola, Kara Wahlgren Verified, Colleen Travers Verified
| Woman's World Verified
Key Takeaways Asking people to repeat themselves and avoiding loud places may be signs of hearing loss. Hearing screenings at age 40 can catch changes early and help protect your brain health. Experts say that diet, exercise and hearing protection may help preserve hearing as you age. Roughly one-third of us will experience some degree of hearing loss by age 65, and that number climbs to 50 percent by our mid-70s, according to Harvard researchers.
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Best High-Protein Foods for Weight Loss After 50, According to Dietitians

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By Kelsey Kloss, Colleen Travers Verified
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NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! Maria Kang built her career around fitness, healthy eating and helping other moms prioritize wellness. Despite believing she had done “everything right,” the California mother of three was blindsided by colon cancer. Kang, now 46, said the diagnosis reshaped her understanding of what it means to be healthy.
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The Best High-Protein Foods for Weight Loss After 50: Dietitians Reveal What Really Works Original

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By Kelsey Kloss, Colleen Travers Verified
| Woman's World Verified
Key Takeaways High-protein foods help preserve muscle, curb cravings and support weight loss as we age. Dietitians recommend aiming for about 20 to 30 grams of protein at every meal. High-protein snacks and bedtime protein may help keep metabolism working overnight. If you’ve been trying to shed a few pounds and nothing seems to move the needle, the answer may be sitting right on your plate—or missing from it.
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