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How much water should seniors drink each day?
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Drinking enough water is especially important for the health of the elderly. However, avoid drinking too much water in the evening.
4 times you should absolutely not check your weight
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The time you weigh yourself can have a huge impact on your results. Here are four times you should avoid weighing yourself.
Minimum wage rises to record high in Japan
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Basic wages for regular workers in Japan have risen at a record pace, giving Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba an advantage.
