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A longevity doctor says this is the No. 1 mistake that will 'make you age faster' - CNBC

While aging is not fully understood, it can be broken down into two categories: intrinsic and extrinsic.

Intrinsic aging is due to genetic factors, while extrinsic aging can be attributed to lifestyle choices like alcohol consumption, smoking, diet, exercise and stress management.

As a longevity and regenerative medicine doctor, I help executives, athletes and celebrities biohack their bodies and improve their health through extrinsic factors.

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Female Founders: This Is How To Make Your Money Work As Hard As You Do To Earn It - Forbes

Financial advisor Francesca Smith shares how female founders can make their money work harder for ... [+] them this year.

It’s no secret that women are seriously lagging behind when it comes to investing. According to a study from Boring Money, there are only 6.4 million female investors compared to 9.7 million male, meaning that men in the UK currently have close to £600bn more in stocks and shares ISAs, private pensions and investment accounts than women. This is despite the fact that women are statistically better investors. What this means is that women end up with less money for their futures – particularly if they’re business owners – and are far more likely to face poverty in later life.

“When I think about the dinner party conversations I encounter, it’s my male friends chatting about markets, work, and business ventures. These topics aren’t normalised in [women’s] social settings. This small difference repeated over time creates a seismic gap in the way that men and women approach finance.”

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UK's nuclear fusion site ends experiments after 40 years - BBC News

For the next four decades, the European project pursued nuclear fusion and the promise of near-limitless clean energy.

Nuclear fusion was "discovered" in the 1920s and the subsequent years of research focused on developing fusion for nuclear weapons.

In 1958, when the United States' war research on fusion was declassified, it sent Russia, UK, Europe, Japan and the US on a race to develop fusion reactions for energy provision.

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Cricket will make the Olympics bigger and better - The Economist

The Cricket World Cup, currently under way in India, claims to be the sport’s most prestigious international contest. But it may soon face competition for that title. From 2028, cricket could feature in the Olympic games. On October 15th officials from the International Olympic Committee (IOC), meeting in Mumbai, are expected to ratify cricket’s inclusion at the Los Angeles games, along with lacrosse, squash, flag football and baseball (for men) or softball (for women).

The additions feel radical. Cricket has featured only once in the Olympics, in Paris in 1900. (In a mockery of an international match, a minor English touring side, who happened to be in France, beat a French team made up mostly of English expats. They were the only entrants.) Squash has never featured, despite a clamour for its inclusion for decades. Flag football, a miniature version of American football, is barely played outside America. But radical inclusions are becoming more common. The games in Paris next year will feature breakdancing in a line-up of 32 sports. When the five new sports get ratified in Mumbai next week, Los Angeles 2028 will showcase 33. By contrast, the first games in Athens in 1896 had just nine.

Those first few games resembled parochial carnivals more than international sporting contests. In 1900, for example, the Belgian contestant bagged gold in the live-pigeon shooting, after blasting 21 birds out of the sky in a day. The event too was mercifully put out of its misery. As was the tug-of-war, which was pulled in 1920.

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