Marathons Affect Heart, but Runners Bounce Back
2010-10-25
Those less fit at higher risk, researcher saysContinue Reading
NFL Players With Concussions Sidelined Longer: Study
2010-10-25
Team physicians appear to have adopted a more ‘conservative approach to concussion management,’ neurologist saysContinue Reading
1 in 10 Child Athletes Injured, Experts Say
2010-10-22
Here’s how parents can help curb the trendContinue Reading
Steroids May Only Offer Short-Term Help for Tennis Elbow
2010-10-22
Beyond 12 weeks they appear useless or even harmful, study findsContinue Reading
Winter Runners Reap Physical, Mental Benefits: Expert
2010-10-16
Outdoor run on cold days may even help prevent seasonal affective disorder, specialist saysContinue Reading
Strength Training May Help Kidney Patients Live Longer, Healthier
2010-10-15
Over 5 years, those with largest mid-arm muscles 37 percent less likely to die, study foundContinue Reading
Even a Little Weight Loss Helps Lower Blood Pressure in Obese Kids
2010-10-15
Hypertension in youth can lead to heart disease later on, study authors noteContinue Reading
Yoga May Combat Fibromyalgia Symptoms
2010-10-14
Less pain, fatigue, anxiety reported by study participants after 8 weeks, researchers sayContinue Reading
Walking 6 to 9 Miles a Week May Help Save Memory
2010-10-13
Brain’s gray matter doesn’t seem to shrink with this amount of exercise, study findsContinue Reading
Three Healthy Habits Cut Breast Cancer Risk, Study Finds
2010-10-12
Exercise, healthy weight, moderate alcohol benefit even women with a family history, experts sayContinue Reading
Dim Light at Night Linked to Weight Gain in Mice
2010-10-11
Long-term exposure suggests a connection, but results need to be replicated in humans, researchers sayContinue Reading
Cancer Patients' Secondary Symptoms Need Attention: Study
2010-10-11
Many with pain, depression also bothered by fatigue, nausea and dry mouth, experts sayContinue Reading
Insulin Resistance Might Raise Risk of Stroke
2010-10-11
Study found non-diabetics with the condition were three times more vulnerableContinue Reading