Losing Weight in Your 50s May Protect Your Heart Health Later in Life

Losing weight during midlife may benefit cardiovascular health for years to come, researchers say. adamkaz/E+/Getty Images Adults who lost more than 5% of their body weight in their early 50s saw improved heart health later in life, acco…
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