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Want to slow down brain aging? These activities might help.

(George Wylesol for The Post)

A tango might be more than a ballroom dance when it comes to the aging brain.

By Meeri Kim

Column Trisha Pasricha, MD

As a doctor, here’s my simple, science-backed schedule for a healthier day

46 gifts we’re giving (and wishing for) this year

Review

G. Daniela Galarza and Aaron Hutcherson

14 of our favorite cookbooks of the year

Analysis Shira Ovide

Why your audiobooks might be cheaper this holiday season

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10 festive airports that go all out for the holidays

Column Geoffrey A. Fowler

I tested 80 Uber and Lyft rides and found a powerful way to save

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Why constantly checking your phone can drain your focus and memory

Column Jane Sykes

Ask A Vet: Why won’t my dog stop licking her feet?

How to deal with mold and mildew

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