A fitness tracker can count your steps and your z’s, but what if it
could also tell when you’re getting sick? That’s the goal behind testing
that used smartwatches to measure fitness, sleep, weight, skin
temperature and blood oxygen levels. Researchers say patterns could be
detected from those readings to show when you’re on the verge of
illness. Source Link
The
morning cup of coffee that revs you up for the day may also slow down
the effects of Father Time. Caffeine may fight the inflammation that
leads to many diseases and that could help you live longer. A study
found that the more caffeine older people consumed, the more protected
they were against chronic inflammation. Source Link
Tuition
rates are at record highs, so when does that college degree finally pay
off? A new report says most graduates have recouped the cost of
college by age 34. After that, your bachelor degree pays dividends for
years to come in annual wages that are $25,000 higher than the average
for people who only have a high school degree. Source Link
