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"Reductions like this can make a real difference for patients who live with ongoing, lifelong cardiovascular risk."

England head coach Thomas Tuchel's World Cup strategy has put lifelong friends Jude Bellingham and Morgan Rogers on a collision course going into next summer's showpiece.

The study also found that wealthier people tend to gravitate toward concierge practices more than sick people—and they enter with lifelong health advantages.

He was genuinely interested in computers, not for their own sake but for their service to a lifelong obsession: the inner workings of the stock market.

"We didn't feel comfortable going out by ourselves anymore," said Lorie Randazzo, a lifelong El Paso resident and the president of Greater El Paso Republican Women.