Longevity Medicine & Fitness - Longevity medicine focuses on delaying the onset of chronic diseases and improving the quality of life, encompassing physical, emotional, and cognitive health [2][3] - Exercise is crucial for a longer and healthier life, including both moderate intensity (zone two) and high-intensity workouts [3][4] - V2 max, the maximum amount of oxygen the body can use during exercise, is strongly correlated with lifespan [7][8] - V2 max can be estimated using wearable devices or calculated using the Cooper test (running for 12 minutes) [9][10] - Improving V2 max requires regular exercise and at least one weekly intense workout [11][12] Strength & Cognitive Health - Grip strength is significantly associated with dementia onset risk and mortality, serving as a proxy for overall strength [12][13] - Strength training is important for cognitive health as people age [12] - For individuals 40+, recommended grip strength tests include hanging from a bar for 1 minute 30 seconds (women) or 2 minutes (men), and performing farmer's carries with 75% of body weight for 1 minute [14] Practical Recommendations - The key takeaway is the importance of exercise for maintaining health, including cardiorespiratory fitness, grip strength, and muscle strength [15]

Reports from 60 Minutes' archives about sports betting and gambling. #news #sports #gaming 0:00 Intro 0:11 Tim Donaghy (Part 1) - 2009 13:16 Tim Donaghy (Part 2) - 2009 23:04 The Mismatch - 2024 36:16 It's a gamble - 1986 50:29 Odds Are - 1993 1:02:57 Betcha - 1997 1:15:49 Any Given Sunday - 2001 1:28:45 Illegal and Thriving - 2006 1:40:59 The Big Gamble - 2011 1:53:45 All Bets are on - 2019 2:06:49 Andy Rooney on gambling - 2010 "60 Minutes" is the most successful television broadcast in history. Offering ...

Since last month, the US military has been blowing up speedboats in the waters of Venezuela and what it calls a counter narcotics operation. But the growing military buildup in the region suggests there may be another target, >> Venezuela's dictator. >> If I was Maduro, I'd head to Russia or China right now >> because >> his days are are numbered.Something's going to happen. Tonight, a rare look inside Venezuela. ...

We go inside the mind of mentalist O's Pearlman, who gets into people's heads by telling them exactly what they are thinking. >> Why would I tell you that on the air. >> In June, O's guest Joe Rogan's ATM pin code, leaving the podcaster befuddled.>> How'd I do, Joe. Is that your ATM pin code. >> Yeah.>> He looked like he wanted to punch you. >> I think so. ...

what you say is >> it's not often that 60 minutes does a story on a physician who has fewer than 75 patients but Dr. . Peter Aia is a star in the growing field of longevity medicine who has attracted millions of followers and billionaire patients willing to pay six figures to see him. >> That's a lot of money.I mean, what do you get for that. >> A path to help you achieve your goal of living longer and living better. ...

Lamborghini never was a car company. It's a builder of fantasies. >> You don't realize how overused the word breathtaking is until something actually takes your breath away.>> Wow. >> If you open aggressive the throttle, you have 570 horsepower. >> Oh, magnificent.Lamborghini test driver Mario Fascinetto finds the limits in the cars. >> More. More. More. More.More. >> Though this time on Bolognia's Emola racetrack, the limits belong to the driver. >> Go.Close. Close. Close to the curb. To the curb. To the c ...

60 Minutes Rewind. Next Sunday on CBS, the Super Bowl will for the first time be held in Las Vegas, a fitting venue given the prominent role gambling plays in sports today. America's recently brought its age-old love of sports betting out of the shadows and onto our phones.And this has created an all-time mismatch, pitting man against machine. Gamblers, overwhelmingly young men, versus gambling companies armed with sophisticated AI, data, and engineering, enticing fans to make snap bets not just on games, b ...

60 Minutes Overtime. >> This week on 60 Minutes, we report on the Department of Justice. Over decades, the department has built a reputation of trust with the courts.But now, in the early months of the second Trump administration, it appears some judges have doubts. We spoke with Ryan Goodman, a law professor at New York University. Shortly after President Trump was inaugurated in January, Goodman began a project to examine lawsuits filed against the administration.Today, that number sits at more than 400. ...

Artistic Style & Themes - The artist's style is American realism, depicting ordinary American life [1] - The art explores themes of freedom, individualism, and Americana [1] - The art aims to reimagine and redeploy American ideals to be inclusive [2] Interpretation & Inclusivity - The art seeks to ensure everyone has a seat at the table in the idea of America [2]

Artwork Description - The artwork is titled "The Former First Lady, Michelle Leavonne Robinson Obama" [1] - The artwork was unveiled in 2018 and gained global attention [1] - The dress in the portrait is a significant element, featuring red, pink, yellow, black, and gray colors [2] - The dress was intended to have symbolism and function as a painting within the painting [2] Artist's Perspective - The artist focused on staying present during the creation process [1]