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Friday, February 2, 2018
The Daily — 7 Worst Things You Can Do to Your Heart
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They're not quite the seven deadly sins, but if you're guilty of any of these
heart-harming mistakes,
there's never been a better time to mend your ways.
2
Want to host a Super Bowl party without driving your credit card bill into the red zone?
Throw a 10-person game-day celebration for $30 with this playbook.
3
Stove-top drip pans can be one of the most infuriatingly difficult kitchen items to clean. Learn how to
remove burned-on gunk and grease
by using these cleaning tips.
4
Delta Air Lines is rolling out new rules
to ensure animals flying in the passenger cabin are on their best behavior.
5
Where do survivors of a potentially fatal disease turn once they realize they're going to live? This insurer recently launched a
structured palliative care program for patients in remission.
6
Each year, a new crop of Super Bowl ads features a bevy of celebrities hawking products — and Sunday's game will be no different. Click your remote control down memory lane as we remember some of the
best-loved celebrity Super Bowl ads of the last 50-some years.
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Don't waste a dime (or your time) on a dud movie.
Find out which films are worth seeing
with the latest edition of
What to Watch This Weekend
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8
Olympic skating champ
(and cancer survivor) Scott Hamilton talks with AARP about life, health challenges and his doppelgänger in this "What I Know Now" profile.
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It's almost time for the Super Bowl!
Do you have a favorite game-day recipe you'd like to share?
Tell us about it in the Online Community.
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