Pedestrian Deaths in U.S. Projected to Jump 10 Percent
2016-03-08
Combination of more people walking, more traffic, more distractions could be to blame, report suggestsContinue Reading
Body Fat May Be Bigger Health Danger Than Body Size
2016-03-07
Study finds fat levels a better indicator of early death than commonly used BMI measureContinue Reading
Fitness in Youth May Be Key to Diabetes Risk Decades Later
2016-03-07
Study tracked 1.5 million people from age 18 to 62 and found fitter teens had lower lifetime riskContinue Reading
Drinking More Water May Help Your Diet
2016-03-07
Sugar, salt and overall calorie intake likely to decline, researchers sayContinue Reading
Drinking More Water May Help Your Diet
2016-03-07
Sugar, salt and overall calorie intake likely to decline, researchers sayContinue Reading
Football’s Concussion-Prevention Efforts May Be Spurring More Leg Injuries
2016-03-07
Study suggests college rules to lessen head injuries might be causing more knee, ankle problemsContinue Reading
Dance Class May Be Gateway to Exercise for Older Latinos
2016-03-04
This group of Americans has lower workout rates, study author saysContinue Reading
Loose-Fitting Football Helmets Tied to Worse Concussions in Teens
2016-03-04
High schools should have athletic trainers check players’ head gear for proper fit, doctor saysContinue Reading
After Hip Replacement, Therapy at Home May Be Enough
2016-03-04
Finding suggests that recovery doesn’t have to be supervised by professional therapist in outpatient clinicContinue Reading
Lazy Weekends May Boost Body Fat, Study Shows
2016-03-02
But spending all week at a desk job did not show same linkContinue Reading
Too Much Sitting Can Harm Older, Female Heart Attack Survivors
2016-03-02
Those who got up off the couch and exercised more lowered their odds for second attack, study foundContinue Reading
Steroid Shot for Hip Pain May Carry Infection Risk If Too Close to Surgery
2016-03-02
Hip replacement should be delayed for three months after an injection, researchers sayContinue Reading
Certain Jobs Hazardous to Your Heart Health, Study Finds
2016-03-01
Office workers, truckers and police seem to face challenges eating well, staying fitContinue Reading
Pricier Football Helmets Don’t Offer Extra Protection: Report
2016-03-01
Lab test ratings also a poor guide to whether helmet can shield high school players, researchers sayContinue Reading