Let's break down who can get a booster, who should get a booster, and whether it matters which one you choose.
Beth Skwarecki
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Beth, Lifehacker's senior health editor, has over 10 years' experience as a science journalist and is the author of two books. She competes in strength sports and deadlifts over 315 lbs.
You're a determined person who can get stuff done, and your list is proof.
Forget doing a million reps of the easy stuff--choose moves that will challenge your muscles.
Children aged 5 to 11 may be able to get vaccines starting in November.
So many pairs of dumbbells to choose from, but one of them is right for you.
Gatherings are a lot safer this year than last year, but keep these precautions in mind.
And if you're just thirsty and don't care, does the source really matter?
Boosters are being authorized for all three COVID-19 vaccines.
I, personally, don't breathe during most of my lifts; but that's not for everyone.
Leave something you need next to something you want.
You know that bucket with all the ropes and metal bits? Let's take a tour.
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Both involve high blood sugar, but for different reasons.
The more we learn more about the human body, the weirder it gets.
And should you do it, or is a flat back bench better?
Many styles of exercise claim to fall under the umbrella, from stability training to CrossFit.
With the right settings and the right routine, you'll actually spend less time thinking about it.
The virus is here to stay, but that doesn't mean you personally will get it.