Coffee Controversy, Exercise in Middle Age

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Coffee Controversy, Exercise in Middle Age

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This week: The controversy brewing over coffee and cancer; a little inspiration that might just motivate you to exercise; how some cleaning products may affect your health; and a habit that's good for you -- and for someone you care about.

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Apr 19, 2018

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