Life Time Living is a luxury apartment complex in Nevada that blends resort-style flash with health-centric amenities. The Journal’s Jessica Flint spent three days living at the gym, and said the experience felt less like a nonstop workout and more like an immersion in a high-end health village.

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The first of the youth-obsessed baby boomers turn 80 this year, and they have big ideas for spending, healthcare and housing, writes Clare Ansberry. As their massive spending shifts, new professions and products will appear—and innovators will follow.

Vertigo and dizziness account for about one in 30 emergency-room visits, according to research at Northwestern University. Now, scientists are learning more about why these episodes happen, how to differentiate more-common causes from more-serious issues, and which treatments can prevent or reduce recurrence.

Novo Nordisk struck a deal with OpenAI to speed up drug discovery. The collaboration between the makers of Wegovy and ChatGPT is the latest of several AI partnerships in the medical field.

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. once touted raw milk, but now he’s stopped talking about it. Despite prior promises, the health secretary hasn’t taken steps to expand access to raw milk, instead promoting the politically safer choice of whole milk.

America’s Founding Fathers used their positions to influence public health, recognizing early on that the economic, social and political vitality of the nation was intertwined with the physical health of its citizens.

The national share of people who signed up for Affordable Care Act plans this year who failed to pay their first monthly bill for January coverage, according to a new analysis from Wakely Consulting Group that provides the first comprehensive look at the impact of expiring federal subsidies. In some states, the share was a quarter or more.

• Behind the shifting guidelines for blood pressure control. (The New York Times)

• Are you breathing properly? How one writer found out she wasn’t. (The Guardian)

• Why voice-first chatbots could exacerbate AI’s mental health threat. (STAT News)

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