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  • Athletes Seeking Doping Agents Can Still Find Them Online
    (20-Nov-2009)
    Banned products are readily available, researchers say

  • Lifelong Exercise Keeps Seniors Young at Heart
    (18-Nov-2009)
    Separate study finds stem cell therapy improves exercise capacity in patients with enlarged hearts

  • Experts Urge School Screening of Athletes' Hearts
    (16-Nov-2009)
    Inexpensive EKGs would reduce risk of sudden death, study finds

  • Experts Urge School Screening of Athletes' Hearts
    (16-Nov-2009)
    Inexpensive EKGs would reduce risk of sudden death, study finds

  • Experts Urge School Screening of Athletes' Hearts
    (16-Nov-2009)
    Inexpensive EKGs would reduce risk of sudden death, study finds

  • Active Video Games Count as Exercise
    (16-Nov-2009)
    Wii programs can provide moderate-intensity workouts, Nintendo study finds

  • Experts Urge School Screening of Athletes' Hearts
    (16-Nov-2009)
    Inexpensive EKGs would reduce risk of sudden death, study finds

  • Experts Urge School Screening of Athletes' Hearts
    (16-Nov-2009)
    Inexpensive EKGs would reduce risk of sudden death, study finds

  • Experts Urge School Screening of Athletes' Hearts
    (16-Nov-2009)
    Inexpensive EKGs would reduce risk of sudden death, study finds

  • Experts Urge School Screening of Athletes' Hearts
    (16-Nov-2009)
    Inexpensive EKGs would reduce risk of sudden death, study finds

  • Active Video Games Count as Exercise
    (16-Nov-2009)
    Wii programs can provide moderate-intensity workouts, Nintendo study finds

  • Experts Urge School Screening of Athletes' Hearts
    (16-Nov-2009)
    Inexpensive EKGs would reduce risk of sudden death, study finds

  • Experts Urge School Screening of Athletes' Hearts
    (16-Nov-2009)
    Inexpensive EKGs would reduce risk of sudden death, study finds

  • Experts Urge School Screening of Athletes' Hearts
    (16-Nov-2009)
    Inexpensive EKGs would reduce risk of sudden death, study finds

  • Experts Urge School Screening of Athletes' Hearts
    (16-Nov-2009)
    Inexpensive EKGs would reduce risk of sudden death, study finds

  • Experts Urge School Screening of Athletes' Hearts
    (16-Nov-2009)
    Inexpensive EKGs would reduce risk of sudden death, study finds

  • Experts Urge School Screening of Athletes' Hearts
    (16-Nov-2009)
    Inexpensive EKGs would reduce risk of sudden death, study finds

  • Experts Urge School Screening of Athletes' Hearts
    (16-Nov-2009)
    Inexpensive EKGs would reduce risk of sudden death, study finds

  • Active Video Games Count as Exercise
    (16-Nov-2009)
    Wii programs can provide moderate-intensity workouts, Nintendo study finds

  • High-Impact Activity May Be Good for Old Bones
    (14-Nov-2009)
    Sampling of senior athletes finds better density with some sports

  • High-Impact Activity May Be Good for Old Bones
    (14-Nov-2009)
    Sampling of senior athletes finds better density with some sports

  • High-Impact Activity May Be Good for Old Bones
    (14-Nov-2009)
    Sampling of senior athletes finds better density with some sports

  • High-Impact Activity May Be Good for Old Bones
    (14-Nov-2009)
    Sampling of senior athletes finds better density with some sports

  • High-Impact Activity May Be Good for Old Bones
    (14-Nov-2009)
    Sampling of senior athletes finds better density with some sports

  • Kids Kept Indoors Due to Poor Clothing Choices
    (13-Nov-2009)
    Children without proper attire can prevent their class from playing outdoors, study finds

  • Boys' Team Sports May Encourage Bad Behavior
    (12-Nov-2009)
    Male high school athletes more likely to drink and fight than females, study finds

  • Boys' Team Sports May Encourage Bad Behavior
    (12-Nov-2009)
    Male high school athletes more likely to drink and fight than females, study finds

  • Boys' Team Sports May Encourage Bad Behavior
    (12-Nov-2009)
    Male high school athletes more likely to drink and fight than females, study finds

  • Boys' Team Sports May Encourage Bad Behavior
    (12-Nov-2009)
    Male high school athletes more likely to drink and fight than females, study finds

  • Boys' Team Sports May Encourage Bad Behavior
    (12-Nov-2009)
    Male high school athletes more likely to drink and fight than females, study finds

  • For Older Walkers, Faster Is Better
    (11-Nov-2009)
    Those who stroll are more likely to die from cardiovascular disease, study finds

  • For Older Walkers, Faster Is Better
    (11-Nov-2009)
    Those who stroll are more likely to die from cardiovascular disease, study finds

  • Rx for Fall Foot Injuries
    (08-Nov-2009)
    Ignoring pain now can take you out of the game later, doctors say

  • Simple Steps Get Walkers Moving
    (06-Nov-2009)
    Improved pedestrian routes and formation of walking groups pay off, study finds

  • Simple Steps Get Walkers Moving
    (06-Nov-2009)
    Improved pedestrian routes and formation of walking groups pay off, study finds

  • Living With Less TV, More Sweat Boosts Weight Loss
    (05-Nov-2009)
    Home environment plays role in effort to drop pounds, experts say

  • Living With Less TV, More Sweat Boosts Weight Loss
    (05-Nov-2009)
    Home environment plays role in effort to drop pounds, experts say

  • Living With Less TV, More Sweat Boosts Weight Loss
    (05-Nov-2009)
    Home environment plays role in effort to drop pounds, experts say

  • Scientist Throws Curve Into Breaking-Ball Debate
    (30-Oct-2009)
    Contends curveballs are an illusion; ridiculous, says former star major league pitcher

  • Kidney Damage Another Consequence of Anabolic Steroids
    (29-Oct-2009)
    Long-term use can lead to severe kidney scarring, new research shows

  • Kidney Damage Another Consequence of Anabolic Steroids
    (29-Oct-2009)
    Long-term use can lead to severe kidney scarring, new research shows

  • Tai Chi May Help Ward Off Knee Pain in Seniors
    (29-Oct-2009)
    Two hours per week can improve osteoarthritis symptoms in older patients, study finds

  • Diet, Exercise Thwart Diabetes: Study
    (29-Oct-2009)
    Lifestyle changes really do work to prevent type 2, experts say

  • Kidney Damage Another Consequence of Anabolic Steroids
    (29-Oct-2009)
    Long-term use can lead to severe kidney scarring, new research shows

  • Tai Chi May Help Ward Off Knee Pain in Seniors
    (29-Oct-2009)
    Two hours per week can improve osteoarthritis symptoms in older patients, study finds

  • Even Light Smoking Affects Young Adults' Arteries
    (28-Oct-2009)
    Damage makes it harder to run and climb steps, researcher says

  • Health Tip: Exercise During Pregnancy
    (28-Oct-2009)
    A list of typical benefits

  • Even Light Smoking Affects Young Adults' Arteries
    (28-Oct-2009)
    Damage makes it harder to run and climb steps, researcher says

  • Even Light Smoking Affects Young Adults' Arteries
    (28-Oct-2009)
    Damage makes it harder to run and climb steps, researcher says

  • Big, Beefy Football Players May Face Heart Problems Later
    (26-Oct-2009)
    Physical activity may not protect heart from complications of extra weight, study finds

  • Fitness Fades Fast After 45
    (26-Oct-2009)
    But healthy habits can stave off the inevitable declines, research finds

  • Big, Beefy Football Players May Face Heart Problems Later
    (26-Oct-2009)
    Physical activity may not protect heart from complications of extra weight, study finds

  • Brisk Walk Can Help Leave Common Cold Behind
    (25-Oct-2009)
    A stuffy head is no reason to avoid mild exercise, expert says

  • Brisk Walk Can Help Leave Common Cold Behind
    (25-Oct-2009)
    A stuffy head is no reason to avoid mild exercise, expert says

  • Helmets Can Save Lives in Winter Sports
    (24-Oct-2009)
    Injured skiers, snowboarders with head protection are less apt to lose consciousness, study finds

  • Helmets Can Save Lives in Winter Sports
    (24-Oct-2009)
    Injured skiers, snowboarders with head protection are less apt to lose consciousness, study finds

  • Anesthesia, Exertional Heat Deaths May Be Linked
    (23-Oct-2009)
    Malignant hyperthermia occurs with extreme exercise, not just surgery, researchers find

  • Diabetes Drug May Boost Weight Loss in Obese Patients
    (23-Oct-2009)
    Combo of diet, exercise and injections helped non-diabetics shed pounds, study finds

  • Supervised Exercise May Relieve Fatigue During Chemotherapy
    (14-Oct-2009)
    Mixed-intensity program improved vitality and well-being in study patients

  • As More Cyclists Hit the Road, Serious Injuries Rise
    (14-Oct-2009)
    Helmet use, investment in bike lanes could protect more riders, researchers say

  • Supervised Exercise May Relieve Fatigue During Chemotherapy
    (14-Oct-2009)
    Mixed-intensity program improved vitality and well-being in study patients

  • Health Tip: Why Don't You Exercise?
    (12-Oct-2009)
    Solutions to common excuses

  • Healthier Neighborhoods Help Keep Diabetes at Bay
    (12-Oct-2009)
    Quality of local food stores and parks influences risk, research shows

  • Stretching Test May Reveal Arterial Stiffness
    (09-Oct-2009)
    Flexibility exercises belong in cardiovascular workout, experts say

  • Ex-NFL Players Hold Their Own Health-Wise
    (09-Oct-2009)
    Former pros have lower risk of heart disease, suggesting early fitness pays off, researcher says

  • Exercise Boosts Bone Density in Breast-Feeding Moms
    (08-Oct-2009)
    Lactation depletes calcium stores, but working out can minimize risks, research shows

  • Exercise Boosts Bone Density in Breast-Feeding Moms
    (08-Oct-2009)
    Lactation depletes calcium stores, but working out can minimize risks, research shows

  • Exercise Extends Life of Kidney Patients
    (08-Oct-2009)
    Study finds physical activity pays off

  • Nutrition Still Not 'A' Grade in U.S. Schools: Studies
    (07-Oct-2009)
    Guidelines are helping, but more is needed to stem teen obesity, researchers say

  • Nutrition Still Not 'A' Grade in U.S. Schools: Studies
    (07-Oct-2009)
    Guidelines are helping, but more is needed to stem teen obesity, researchers say

  • Pain Robs Years From Folks at Mid-Life
    (06-Oct-2009)
    People in their 50s act more like 80 if they're suffering: study

  • Program Helps Kids Switch Over to Healthy Behaviors
    (06-Oct-2009)
    Triple intervention enforces message at home, school and in the community, researchers say

  • Exercise in Adolescence May Cut Risk of Deadly Brain Tumor
    (06-Oct-2009)
    Physical activity later in life didn't seem to matter, study finds

  • Pain Robs Years From Folks at Mid-Life
    (06-Oct-2009)
    People in their 50s act more like 80 if they're suffering: study

  • Pain Robs Years From Folks at Mid-Life
    (06-Oct-2009)
    People in their 50s act more like 80 if they're suffering: study

  • Workplace Wellness Seems to Really Work
    (30-Sep-2009)
    Investing in employee health cuts medical costs and ups productivity, heart experts say

  • Study Urges Treatment for Even Mild Gestational Diabetes
    (30-Sep-2009)
    Women, babies alike benefit when therapy goes to more than just severe cases, experts say

  • Dementia Risk Higher for NFL Players
    (30-Sep-2009)
    Ex-players aged 30 to 49 are 19 times more likely to have memory problems, survey found

  • Exercise 30 Minutes a Day? Who Knew!
    (29-Sep-2009)
    Most Americans aren't aware of national recommendations, study finds

  • Exercise May Prevent Prostate Cancer: Study
    (25-Sep-2009)
    Report adds to debate over the value of exercise as a protector for men

  • Exercise May Prevent Prostate Cancer: Study
    (25-Sep-2009)
    Report adds to debate over the value of exercise as a protector for men

  • Small Steps May Speed Recovery in ICU Patients
    (22-Sep-2009)
    Mild exercise beats bed rest, preliminary study finds

  • Health Tip: Ward Off Runner's Knee
    (22-Sep-2009)
    A dull pain in the front of the knee

  • Exercise During Pregnancy Keeps Newborn Size Normal
    (21-Sep-2009)
    Low-impact aerobics safe, beneficial throughout pregnancy, study suggests

  • Exercise During Pregnancy Keeps Newborn Size Normal
    (21-Sep-2009)
    Low-impact aerobics safe, beneficial throughout pregnancy, study suggests

  • Exercise During Pregnancy Keeps Newborn Size Normal
    (21-Sep-2009)
    Low-impact aerobics safe, beneficial throughout pregnancy, study suggests

  • Exercise During Pregnancy Keeps Newborn Size Normal
    (21-Sep-2009)
    Low-impact aerobics safe, beneficial throughout pregnancy, study suggests

  • School Sports May Spell Trouble for Ankles
    (19-Sep-2009)
    Because children's bones are still developing, injuries require special care, doctors say

  • School Sports May Spell Trouble for Ankles
    (19-Sep-2009)
    Because children's bones are still developing, injuries require special care, doctors say

  • Exercise Benefits Even the Oldest Old
    (16-Sep-2009)
    Regular workouts extend life and reduce risk of physical disability, researchers find

  • Shockwave Treatment May Not Be Best for Shoulder Pain
    (16-Sep-2009)
    Comparison study finds supervised exercise has better results

  • Exercise Benefits Even the Oldest Old
    (16-Sep-2009)
    Regular workouts extend life and reduce risk of physical disability, researchers find

  • Shockwave Treatment May Not Be Best for Shoulder Pain
    (16-Sep-2009)
    Comparison study finds supervised exercise has better results

  • Exercise Benefits Even the Oldest Old
    (16-Sep-2009)
    Regular workouts extend life and reduce risk of physical disability, researchers find

  • Exercise Benefits Even the Oldest Old
    (16-Sep-2009)
    Regular workouts extend life and reduce risk of physical disability, researchers find

  • Air Pollution May Raise Blood Pressure
    (14-Sep-2009)
    Inhaling microscopic particles could raise risk of heart disease, study finds

  • 3 NFL Stars to Donate Brain Tissue for Trauma Research
    (14-Sep-2009)
    Program studies affects of repeated blows to the head

  • Testing Young Athletes for Heart Defects May Save Lives
    (09-Sep-2009)
    To prevent sudden cardiac death, researchers recommend electrocardiograms

  • Testing Young Athletes for Heart Defects May Save Lives
    (09-Sep-2009)
    To prevent sudden cardiac death, researchers recommend electrocardiograms

  • Yoga Can Ease Lower Back Pain
    (08-Sep-2009)
    Those who did it reported less discomfort, depression after six months

  • Kickoff, Punting Take a Toll
    (06-Sep-2009)
    In high school football, most severe injuries occur then, study finds

  • Kickoff, Punting Take a Toll
    (06-Sep-2009)
    In high school football, most severe injuries occur then, study finds

  • Thin Thighs Might Be Harbinger of Heart Disease
    (04-Sep-2009)
    Increased risk seen in Danish study, but authors say more research is needed

  • Exercise May Help Maintain Weight Loss
    (04-Sep-2009)
    If they continue working out, dieters can keep off pounds, study finds

  • Thin Thighs Might Be Harbinger of Heart Disease
    (04-Sep-2009)
    Increased risk seen in Danish study, but authors say more research is needed

  • High School Sports Put Players at Risk for Severe Injuries
    (03-Sep-2009)
    More needs to be done to protect young knees, ankles and shoulders, researcher says

  • High School Sports Put Players at Risk for Severe Injuries
    (03-Sep-2009)
    More needs to be done to protect young knees, ankles and shoulders, researcher says

  • High School Sports Put Players at Risk for Severe Injuries
    (03-Sep-2009)
    More needs to be done to protect young knees, ankles and shoulders, researcher says

  • High School Sports Put Players at Risk for Severe Injuries
    (03-Sep-2009)
    More needs to be done to protect young knees, ankles and shoulders, researcher says

  • High School Sports Put Players at Risk for Severe Injuries
    (03-Sep-2009)
    More needs to be done to protect young knees, ankles and shoulders, researcher says

  • High School Sports Put Players at Risk for Severe Injuries
    (03-Sep-2009)
    More needs to be done to protect young knees, ankles and shoulders, researcher says

  • High School Sports Put Players at Risk for Severe Injuries
    (03-Sep-2009)
    More needs to be done to protect young knees, ankles and shoulders, researcher says

  • Safety Should Be the Goal for Football Players
    (02-Sep-2009)
    Good coaching, right equipment can prevent serious head and neck injuries, doctors say

  • Safety Should Be the Goal for Football Players
    (02-Sep-2009)
    Good coaching, right equipment can prevent serious head and neck injuries, doctors say

  • Health Tip: Strengthen Your Shoulders
    (31-Aug-2009)
    To help prevent injury

  • Drinkers May Exercise More Than Teetotalers
    (31-Aug-2009)
    Activity levels rise along with alcohol use, survey shows

  • Young Athletes at Risk of Heat Injury
    (30-Aug-2009)
    Sports medicine experts issue hot-weather guidelines for coaches

  • Young Athletes at Risk of Heat Injury
    (30-Aug-2009)
    Sports medicine experts issue hot-weather guidelines for coaches

  • Regular Yoga May Improve Eating Habits
    (27-Aug-2009)
    Body awareness plays a key role in weight maintenance, researchers say

  • Strong Thighs May Mean Less Knee Pain for Women
    (27-Aug-2009)
    Study found link between muscle strength, arthritis woes

  • Regular Yoga May Improve Eating Habits
    (27-Aug-2009)
    Body awareness plays a key role in weight maintenance, researchers say

  • Women's Exercise Priorities Vary With Life Stages
    (26-Aug-2009)
    Self-care often loses out to family obligations, analysis finds

  • Women's Exercise Priorities Vary With Life Stages
    (26-Aug-2009)
    Self-care often loses out to family obligations, analysis finds

  • Health Tip: Protect Yourself From Running Injuries
    (25-Aug-2009)
    Here are some suggestions

  • Teen Athletes Sleep Better Than Couch Potatoes
    (20-Aug-2009)
    They also report higher energy during the day and greater ability to concentrate

  • Lost Hikers, Backpackers Really Do Walk in Circles
    (20-Aug-2009)
    Study shows disorientation occurs quickly without the sun, moon for guidance

  • Lost Hikers, Backpackers Really Do Walk in Circles
    (20-Aug-2009)
    Study shows disorientation occurs quickly without the sun, moon for guidance

  • Health Tip: Your Child Must Wear a Bike Helmet
    (18-Aug-2009)
    Begin the habit at an early age

  • Web Is Becoming One-Stop Shopping for Health Help
    (16-Aug-2009)
    For support, advice or treatment, online interventions now await

  • Web Is Becoming One-Stop Shopping for Health Help
    (16-Aug-2009)
    For support, advice or treatment, online interventions now await

  • Exercise May Help in Leukemia Recovery
    (13-Aug-2009)
    Small study finds physical activity reduces depression and fatigue

  • Exercise May Help in Leukemia Recovery
    (13-Aug-2009)
    Small study finds physical activity reduces depression and fatigue

  • Health Tip: Children Need Exercise, Too
    (13-Aug-2009)
    How they benefit from activity

  • Exercise May Help in Leukemia Recovery
    (13-Aug-2009)
    Small study finds physical activity reduces depression and fatigue

  • Exercise May Help in Leukemia Recovery
    (13-Aug-2009)
    Small study finds physical activity reduces depression and fatigue

  • Exercise May Help in Leukemia Recovery
    (13-Aug-2009)
    Small study finds physical activity reduces depression and fatigue

  • Exercise May Help in Leukemia Recovery
    (13-Aug-2009)
    Small study finds physical activity reduces depression and fatigue

  • Weight Lifting Can Ease Arm Swelling in Breast Cancer Survivors
    (12-Aug-2009)
    Finding runs counter to standard advice doctors have given for years

  • Health Tip: Avoid Swimming Injury
    (11-Aug-2009)
    Experts offer these suggestions

  • Blows to the Chest Up Death Risk for Lacrosse Players
    (10-Aug-2009)
    Injuries are fatal far more often than in other contact sports, study finds

  • More Evidence Healthy Living Brings Long Life
    (10-Aug-2009)
    Good diet, no smoking, regular exercise lower chronic disease risk by 80%, CDC study finds

  • Blows to the Chest Up Death Risk for Lacrosse Players
    (10-Aug-2009)
    Injuries are fatal far more often than in other contact sports, study finds

  • Health Tip: Getting Swimmer's Ear
    (10-Aug-2009)
    What it is, and how to get rid of it

  • Beetroot Juice May Boost Stamina
    (07-Aug-2009)
    Study findings could apply to athletes, elderly, researchers say

  • Beetroot Juice May Boost Stamina
    (07-Aug-2009)
    Study findings could apply to athletes, elderly, researchers say

  • Beetroot Juice May Boost Stamina
    (07-Aug-2009)
    Study findings could apply to athletes, elderly, researchers say

  • Gym Class Injuries Up 150 Percent
    (03-Aug-2009)
    Lack of movement skills increase the risk of trouble, expert says

  • Gym Class Injuries Up 150 Percent
    (03-Aug-2009)
    Lack of movement skills increase the risk of trouble, expert says

  • Gym Class Injuries Up 150 Percent
    (03-Aug-2009)
    Lack of movement skills increase the risk of trouble, expert says

  • Gym Class Injuries Up 150 Percent
    (03-Aug-2009)
    Lack of movement skills increase the risk of trouble, expert says

  • Gym Class Injuries Up 150 Percent
    (03-Aug-2009)
    Lack of movement skills increase the risk of trouble, expert says

  • Rock-Climbing Injury Rate Soaring
    (02-Aug-2009)
    First national study finds large jump in ER treatments since 1990

  • Muscle Density Linked to Disability
    (30-Jul-2009)
    Building strength, expert says, might help keep elderly out of hospitals

  • Intense Daily Workout May Keep Cancer at Bay
    (29-Jul-2009)
    Thirty minutes a day cut risk in half in study of Finnish men

  • Intense Daily Workout May Keep Cancer at Bay
    (29-Jul-2009)
    Thirty minutes a day cut risk in half in study of Finnish men

  • Intense Daily Workout May Keep Cancer at Bay
    (29-Jul-2009)
    Thirty minutes a day cut risk in half in study of Finnish men

  • Intense Daily Workout May Keep Cancer at Bay
    (29-Jul-2009)
    Thirty minutes a day cut risk in half in study of Finnish men

  • Intense Daily Workout May Keep Cancer at Bay
    (29-Jul-2009)
    Thirty minutes a day cut risk in half in study of Finnish men

  • Intense Daily Workout May Keep Cancer at Bay
    (29-Jul-2009)
    Thirty minutes a day cut risk in half in study of Finnish men

  • Intense Daily Workout May Keep Cancer at Bay
    (29-Jul-2009)
    Thirty minutes a day cut risk in half in study of Finnish men

  • Intense Daily Workout May Keep Cancer at Bay
    (29-Jul-2009)
    Thirty minutes a day cut risk in half in study of Finnish men

  • Intense Daily Workout May Keep Cancer at Bay
    (29-Jul-2009)
    Thirty minutes a day cut risk in half in study of Finnish men

  • Many Cancer Survivors Don't Adopt Healthy Lifestyle
    (27-Jul-2009)
    Study finds just 7 percent of older survivors meet diet, exercise guidelines

  • 'Safe' Ozone Levels May Not Be for Some
    (27-Jul-2009)
    Study finds lung problems after exercise at lower concentrations

  • Stress, Bad Bedtime Habits Cause Insomnia
    (24-Jul-2009)
    For a good night's sleep, follow these expert tips

  • Sedentary Kids May Take Longer to Fall Asleep
    (23-Jul-2009)
    But active kids need more sleep and get it more easily, expert says

  • Health Tip: If You're Tired of Walking
    (21-Jul-2009)
    Here are some low-impact alternatives

  • Studies Affirm Value of Healthy Lifestyle
    (21-Jul-2009)
    Those who ate right, exercised lowered chances of cardiovascular trouble

  • Health Tip: If You're Tired of Walking
    (21-Jul-2009)
    Here are some low-impact alternatives

  • Health Tip: Saying Yes to Yoga?
    (21-Jul-2009)
    Follow these suggestions to prevent injury

  • Modern Athletes Keep Getting Taller, Bigger
    (17-Jul-2009)
    Rise in body size outstrips gains seen in general population, study finds

  • Modern Athletes Keep Getting Taller, Bigger
    (17-Jul-2009)
    Rise in body size outstrips gains seen in general population, study finds

  • Modern Athletes Keep Getting Taller, Bigger
    (17-Jul-2009)
    Rise in body size outstrips gains seen in general population, study finds

  • Modern Athletes Keep Getting Taller, Bigger
    (17-Jul-2009)
    Rise in body size outstrips gains seen in general population, study finds

  • Repair ACL Injuries in Young Athletes Quickly
    (14-Jul-2009)
    Postponing surgery can lead to more problems, study finds

  • Walking, Biking to Work Pays Off
    (14-Jul-2009)
    Active commuters are slimmer and fitter, study finds

  • Get the Most Out of Your Run
    (14-Jul-2009)
    Simple steps can prevent injuries, experts say

  • Excess Weight Speeds Up Osteoarthritis
    (14-Jul-2009)
    Rapid loss of knee cartilage directly linked to being overweight in study

  • Fitness Might Limit Stroke's Impact
    (14-Jul-2009)
    People who exercise prior to attack do better, study finds

  • Healthy Diet, Exercise Keeps Mind Sharp As You Age
    (14-Jul-2009)
    New research finds eating healthy, moderate activity are protective

  • Repair ACL Injuries in Young Athletes Quickly
    (14-Jul-2009)
    Postponing surgery can lead to more problems, study finds

  • Get the Most Out of Your Run
    (14-Jul-2009)
    Simple steps can prevent injuries, experts say

  • Repair ACL Injuries in Young Athletes Quickly
    (14-Jul-2009)
    Postponing surgery can lead to more problems, study finds

  • Get the Most Out of Your Run
    (14-Jul-2009)
    Simple steps can prevent injuries, experts say

  • Repair ACL Injuries in Young Athletes Quickly
    (14-Jul-2009)
    Postponing surgery can lead to more problems, study finds

  • Walking, Biking to Work Pays Off
    (14-Jul-2009)
    Active commuters are slimmer and fitter, study finds

  • Simple Steps Deliver Relief for Tennis Elbow
    (12-Jul-2009)
    Strength-training exercises may ease pain, improve movement, study shows

  • Type of Knee Surgery Makes Difference in Football Career
    (11-Jul-2009)
    Meniscus repair may cut playing time more than ACL reconstruction, findings show

  • Type of Knee Surgery Makes Difference in Football Career
    (11-Jul-2009)
    Meniscus repair may cut playing time more than ACL reconstruction, findings show

  • Strength Testing Could Reduce Pitching Injuries
    (10-Jul-2009)
    Identifying shoulder weakness, preseason training could prevent damage during play, study finds

  • Shoulder Surgery Helps Athletes Get Back in the Game
    (10-Jul-2009)
    Total joint replacement doesn't keep most people sidelined for long, study shows

  • Soccer Injuries Differ by Gender
    (10-Jul-2009)
    Analysis of kicking motion yields surprising clues as to why

  • Strength Testing Could Reduce Pitching Injuries
    (10-Jul-2009)
    Identifying shoulder weakness, preseason training could prevent damage during play, study finds

  • Soccer Injuries Differ by Gender
    (10-Jul-2009)
    Analysis of kicking motion yields surprising clues as to why

  • Acupuncture, Exercise May Ease Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome
    (09-Jul-2009)
    Common condition can cause menstrual woes, infertility, researchers note

  • Kids of Parents Who Value Exercise Are More Active
    (06-Jul-2009)
    Study found parents still show a gender bias, however

  • Team Sports Can't Compete With Films to Keep Kids From Smoking
    (06-Jul-2009)
    Tobacco use in movies has pervasive influence on kids, researchers say

  • Kids of Parents Who Value Exercise Are More Active
    (06-Jul-2009)
    Study found parents still show a gender bias, however

  • Team Sports Can't Compete With Films to Keep Kids From Smoking
    (06-Jul-2009)
    Tobacco use in movies has pervasive influence on kids, researchers say

  • Even Steroid-Free Bodybuilders Focus on Image
    (06-Jul-2009)
    Weight trainers show signs of disorder called muscle dysmorphia, study finds

  • Kids of Parents Who Value Exercise Are More Active
    (06-Jul-2009)
    Study found parents still show a gender bias, however

  • Even Steroid-Free Bodybuilders Focus on Image
    (06-Jul-2009)
    Weight trainers show signs of disorder called muscle dysmorphia, study finds

  • Health Tip: Wear a Helmet
    (06-Jul-2009)
    If you're at risk of head injury

  • Kids of Parents Who Value Exercise Are More Active
    (06-Jul-2009)
    Study found parents still show a gender bias, however

  • Team Sports Can't Compete With Films to Keep Kids From Smoking
    (06-Jul-2009)
    Tobacco use in movies has pervasive influence on kids, researchers say

  • Team Sports Can't Compete With Films to Keep Kids From Smoking
    (06-Jul-2009)
    Tobacco use in movies has pervasive influence on kids, researchers say

  • Kids of Parents Who Value Exercise Are More Active
    (06-Jul-2009)
    Study found parents still show a gender bias, however

  • Team Sports Can't Compete With Films to Keep Kids From Smoking
    (06-Jul-2009)
    Tobacco use in movies has pervasive influence on kids, researchers say

  • Kids of Parents Who Value Exercise Are More Active
    (06-Jul-2009)
    Study found parents still show a gender bias, however

  • Team Sports Can't Compete With Films to Keep Kids From Smoking
    (06-Jul-2009)
    Tobacco use in movies has pervasive influence on kids, researchers say

  • Kids of Parents Who Value Exercise Are More Active
    (06-Jul-2009)
    Study found parents still show a gender bias, however

  • Kids of Parents Who Value Exercise Are More Active
    (06-Jul-2009)
    Study found parents still show a gender bias, however

  • Kids of Parents Who Value Exercise Are More Active
    (06-Jul-2009)
    Study found parents still show a gender bias, however

  • Team Sports Can't Compete With Films to Keep Kids From Smoking
    (06-Jul-2009)
    Tobacco use in movies has pervasive influence on kids, researchers say

  • Even Steroid-Free Bodybuilders Focus on Image
    (06-Jul-2009)
    Weight trainers show signs of disorder called muscle dysmorphia, study finds

  • Kids of Parents Who Value Exercise Are More Active
    (06-Jul-2009)
    Study found parents still show a gender bias, however

  • Team Sports Can't Compete With Films to Keep Kids From Smoking
    (06-Jul-2009)
    Tobacco use in movies has pervasive influence on kids, researchers say

  • Kids of Parents Who Value Exercise Are More Active
    (06-Jul-2009)
    Study found parents still show a gender bias, however

  • Team Sports Can't Compete With Films to Keep Kids From Smoking
    (06-Jul-2009)
    Tobacco use in movies has pervasive influence on kids, researchers say

  • Team Sports Can't Compete With Films to Keep Kids From Smoking
    (06-Jul-2009)
    Tobacco use in movies has pervasive influence on kids, researchers say

  • Kids of Parents Who Value Exercise Are More Active
    (06-Jul-2009)
    Study found parents still show a gender bias, however

  • Team Sports Can't Compete With Films to Keep Kids From Smoking
    (06-Jul-2009)
    Tobacco use in movies has pervasive influence on kids, researchers say

  • Kids of Parents Who Value Exercise Are More Active
    (06-Jul-2009)
    Study found parents still show a gender bias, however

  • Kids of Parents Who Value Exercise Are More Active
    (06-Jul-2009)
    Study found parents still show a gender bias, however

  • Team Sports Can't Compete With Films to Keep Kids From Smoking
    (06-Jul-2009)
    Tobacco use in movies has pervasive influence on kids, researchers say

  • Living Healthily on Less
    (05-Jul-2009)
    Even when budgets are tight, experts say, health and fitness need not suffer

  • Exercise Tips to Keep Boomers on Their Feet
    (05-Jul-2009)
    Taking simple precautions can help prevent pain and injury, doctors say

  • Living Healthily on Less
    (05-Jul-2009)
    Even when budgets are tight, experts say, health and fitness need not suffer

  • Exercise Tips to Keep Boomers on Their Feet
    (05-Jul-2009)
    Taking simple precautions can help prevent pain and injury, doctors say

  • Working Out in the Garden
    (05-Jul-2009)
    Take steps to get healthful benefits from your yardwork

  • Health Tip: Straining the Hamstring
    (02-Jul-2009)
    Who's at greater risk

  • Growth Hormone May Build Muscle in Older Men
    (01-Jul-2009)
    Finding shows promise for treating age-related loss of strength, researchers say

  • Obesity Rates Continue to Climb in U.S.
    (01-Jul-2009)
    Eight of 10 states with highest number of obese adults are in the South, report says

  • Comic Strip Aims to Educate Families About Diabetes
    (30-Jun-2009)
    Storyline tackles lack of information about the disease in the Hispanic community

  • Have Fun -- But Be Safe -- This Summer
    (27-Jun-2009)
    Expert offers tips to avoid getting sidelined by a sports injury

  • Have Fun -- But Be Safe -- This Summer
    (27-Jun-2009)
    Expert offers tips to avoid getting sidelined by a sports injury

  • Stay Upbeat, Active to Keep the Mind Young
    (24-Jun-2009)
    The brain may slow with aging, but good habits can help you cope, experts say

  • Stay Upbeat, Active to Keep the Mind Young
    (24-Jun-2009)
    The brain may slow with aging, but good habits can help you cope, experts say

  • Don't Get Lazy About Lawn-Mower Safety
    (21-Jun-2009)
    Experts offer tips to avoid mowing-related hazards

  • Does Location Affect Kids' Weight?
    (19-Jun-2009)
    Study refutes belief that living near fast-food joints makes children fat

  • Keep Safety in Mind While Cooling Off in the Water
    (14-Jun-2009)
    Youngsters need extra vigilance near pools, beaches and hot tubs, experts warn

  • Keep Safety in Mind While Cooling Off in the Water
    (14-Jun-2009)
    Youngsters need extra vigilance near pools, beaches and hot tubs, experts warn

  • Keep Safety in Mind While Cooling Off in the Water
    (14-Jun-2009)
    Youngsters need extra vigilance near pools, beaches and hot tubs, experts warn

  • Keep Safety in Mind While Cooling Off in the Water
    (14-Jun-2009)
    Youngsters need extra vigilance near pools, beaches and hot tubs, experts warn

  • Need a Walking Partner? Try a Dog
    (11-Jun-2009)
    Those who do are apt to exercise (and enjoy it) more, experts say

  • Diabetes Drug Byetta May Aid Weight Loss in Obese Patients
    (11-Jun-2009)
    Combined diet, exercise and injection had best results in study

  • Need a Walking Partner? Try a Dog
    (11-Jun-2009)
    Those who do are apt to exercise (and enjoy it) more, experts say

  • Meditation May Help Put Primary Insomnia to Bed
    (09-Jun-2009)
    Deep relaxation techniques could be key to a restful night, study finds

  • Health Tip: Bike Safely
    (08-Jun-2009)
    Suggestions to help prevent injury

  • Exercise, Education Keep You Sharp in Old Age
    (08-Jun-2009)
    Study finds healthy, active lifestyle stems mental decline

  • Good Golf Form Can Improve Game and Prevent Pain
    (06-Jun-2009)
    Experts offer tips to minimize golf-related injuries

  • Young Ballerinas May Face Heart, Bone Risks
    (05-Jun-2009)
    Too few calories, too much exertion can spell danger, study warns

  • Finding Fitness on the Dance Floor
    (05-Jun-2009)
    Two-stepping may add fun to aerobic workouts, studies show

  • Finding Fitness on the Dance Floor
    (05-Jun-2009)
    Two-stepping may add fun to aerobic workouts, studies show

  • Interactive Video Games Offer Exercise Benefits
    (05-Jun-2009)
    Payoff was especially evident with seniors, researchers say

  • Want to Stop Cancer? You Can, Experts Say
    (03-Jun-2009)
    Lifestyle changes have been shown to lower odds, even for those at higher risk

  • Making Obese Mice Slim, Without Diet or Exercise
    (03-Jun-2009)
    Findings might someday help overweight humans, too, experts say

  • Too Many Bouncers Make Trampolines More Dangerous
    (03-Jun-2009)
    Adults jumping with kids increases the children's risk of injury, doctors warn

  • Too Many Bouncers Make Trampolines More Dangerous
    (03-Jun-2009)
    Adults jumping with kids increases the children's risk of injury, doctors warn

  • Women Who Run May Benefit From Extra Folic Acid
    (31-May-2009)
    In athletes who stop menstruating, supplements boost vascular function, study finds

  • Safety Gear Helping to Strike Out Baseball Injuries
    (29-May-2009)
    Greater use of proper equipment may lead to fewer emergency visits, research suggests

  • Pitching Prowess May Start With the Pelvis
    (29-May-2009)
    Tests involving pro players show that stability equates to success

  • Teens Likely to Trade Team Sports for Individual Exercise
    (29-May-2009)
    Vigorous activity is less likely than walking or running as kids age, researchers say

  • Post-Exercise 'Glow' May Last 12 Hours
    (29-May-2009)
    Emotional uplift from even moderate workout isn't short-lived, new study shows

  • Post-Exercise 'Glow' May Last 12 Hours
    (29-May-2009)
    Emotional uplift from even moderate workout isn't short-lived, new study shows

  • Teens Likely to Trade Team Sports for Individual Exercise
    (29-May-2009)
    Vigorous activity is less likely than walking or running as kids age, researchers say

  • Teens Likely to Trade Team Sports for Individual Exercise
    (29-May-2009)
    Vigorous activity is less likely than walking or running as kids age, researchers say

  • Pitching Prowess May Start With the Pelvis
    (29-May-2009)
    Tests involving pro players show that stability equates to success

  • Teens Likely to Trade Team Sports for Individual Exercise
    (29-May-2009)
    Vigorous activity is less likely than walking or running as kids age, researchers say

  • Yoga Helps Those With Asthma
    (29-May-2009)
    Study finds practice can ease symptoms, raise awareness of breathing patterns

  • Cancer Survivors Can Still Be Fit, Study Asserts
    (28-May-2009)
    Therapies do not appear to hamper cardiovascular health

  • Cancer Survivors Can Still Be Fit, Study Asserts
    (28-May-2009)
    Therapies do not appear to hamper cardiovascular health

  • Cancer Survivors Can Still Be Fit, Study Asserts
    (28-May-2009)
    Therapies do not appear to hamper cardiovascular health

  • Americans Score Low on Healthy Lifestyle
    (27-May-2009)
    Too many rely on drugs to fix what healthy living would cure, researcher says

  • NFL Players Not at Increased Heart Risk
    (26-May-2009)
    Study finds they showed no more signs of cardiovascular trouble than general male population

  • Mom and Baby Alike May Benefit From Exercise
    (24-May-2009)
    Most women should keep active while pregnant, experts say

  • Mom and Baby Alike May Benefit From Exercise
    (24-May-2009)
    Most women should keep active while pregnant, experts say

  • Mom and Baby Alike May Benefit From Exercise
    (24-May-2009)
    Most women should keep active while pregnant, experts say

  • Mom and Baby Alike May Benefit From Exercise
    (24-May-2009)
    Most women should keep active while pregnant, experts say

  • Mom and Baby Alike May Benefit From Exercise
    (24-May-2009)
    Most women should keep active while pregnant, experts say

  • Mom and Baby Alike May Benefit From Exercise
    (24-May-2009)
    Most women should keep active while pregnant, experts say

  • For Young Ballplayers, Support and Caution Are Key
    (23-May-2009)
    Preventing injury takes practice, on and off the field, experts say

  • For Young Ballplayers, Support and Caution Are Key
    (23-May-2009)
    Preventing injury takes practice, on and off the field, experts say

  • For Young Ballplayers, Support and Caution Are Key
    (23-May-2009)
    Preventing injury takes practice, on and off the field, experts say

  • E-Mailing Your Way to Healthier Habits
    (20-May-2009)
    People move more and eat better when messaged to do so, study finds

  • Healthier Lifestyle Can Cut COPD Symptoms
    (20-May-2009)
    Diet, exercise and smoking cessation counseling also proved cost-effective, study finds

  • Health Tip: Help Protect Young Athletes
    (19-May-2009)
    Follow the rules of the game

  • Higher Fitness Levels Tied to Lower Heart, Death Risks
    (19-May-2009)
    Staying healthy means a quality life that lasts longer, review finds

  • Higher Fitness Levels Tied to Lower Heart, Death Risks
    (19-May-2009)
    Staying healthy means a quality life that lasts longer, review finds

  • Higher Fitness Levels Tied to Lower Heart, Death Risks
    (19-May-2009)
    Staying healthy means a quality life that lasts longer, review finds

  • Daily Exercise at School Yields Rewards
    (14-May-2009)
    Kids have healthier hearts and are less apt to be overweight, study finds

  • Early Exercise Boosts Outcomes for ICU Patients
    (14-May-2009)
    Interrupting sedation for daily physiotherapy led to better post-discharge function, study finds

  • Healthy Behaviors Slow Functional Decline After Cancer
    (12-May-2009)
    Diet, exercise may improve endurance in older, overweight cancer survivors, study shows

  • Healthy Behaviors Slow Functional Decline After Cancer
    (12-May-2009)
    Diet, exercise may improve endurance in older, overweight cancer survivors, study shows

  • Walk Long, Slow and Often to Help the Heart
    (11-May-2009)
    Experts suggest a change of pace for cardiac rehab programs

  • Walk Long, Slow and Often to Help the Heart
    (11-May-2009)
    Experts suggest a change of pace for cardiac rehab programs

  • Walk Long, Slow and Often to Help the Heart
    (11-May-2009)
    Experts suggest a change of pace for cardiac rehab programs

  • Walk Long, Slow and Often to Help the Heart
    (11-May-2009)
    Experts suggest a change of pace for cardiac rehab programs

  • Exercising Throat Muscles May Relieve Sleep Apnea
    (08-May-2009)
    Workout regimen for the upper airway may improve sleep disorder symptoms, study finds

  • Health Tip: Get Fit After Baby is Born
    (04-May-2009)
    But don't overdo it

  • FDA Recalls Dietary Supplements Tied to 1 Death, Liver Damage
    (01-May-2009)
    Hydroxycut products are sold as fat-burners, energy boosters, agency says

  • FDA Recalls Dietary Supplements Tied to 1 Death, Liver Damage
    (01-May-2009)
    Hydroxycut products are sold as fat-burners, energy boosters, agency says

  • Health Tip: Too Much Exercise Isn't Good Either
    (28-Apr-2009)
    Signs that you may be overdoing it

  • Lifestyle Factors Tied to Older Adults' Diabetes Risk
    (28-Apr-2009)
    As population ages, even small changes affect incidence, study finds

  • Smoking, Hypertension Each Account for 1 in 5 U.S. Deaths
    (28-Apr-2009)
    Prevention efforts 'have run out of steam,' expert says

  • A Pre-Workout Meal to Help You Burn Fat
    (23-Apr-2009)
    Stay away from white bread, other 'high-glycemic' carbs, researchers say

  • A Pre-Workout Meal to Help You Burn Fat
    (23-Apr-2009)
    Stay away from white bread, other 'high-glycemic' carbs, researchers say

  • Health Tip: Keeping Workouts Fun
    (22-Apr-2009)
    Suggestions to avoid boredom

  • Study Rates Breast Cancer Risks Among Races
    (20-Apr-2009)
    Researchers find white and black women share certain risks; other factors more distinctive

  • Gum Chewing May Cut Craving for Snacks
    (20-Apr-2009)
    Study suggests that sugarless brands can help control appetite and weight

  • Exercise During Pregnancy May Help Baby
    (17-Apr-2009)
    Researchers saw improved fetal development when moms-to-be worked out

  • The Pill May Limit Muscle Gains in Women
    (17-Apr-2009)
    But experts say results from the small study are no reason to stop birth control

  • A Winning Strategy to Beat Spring Sporting Injuries
    (12-Apr-2009)
    Podiatrists suggest proper shoes, warm-up routine can prevent most common foot and ankle problems

  • A Winning Strategy to Beat Spring Sporting Injuries
    (12-Apr-2009)
    Podiatrists suggest proper shoes, warm-up routine can prevent most common foot and ankle problems

  • A Winning Strategy to Beat Spring Sporting Injuries
    (12-Apr-2009)
    Podiatrists suggest proper shoes, warm-up routine can prevent most common foot and ankle problems

  • Marathoners Go the Distance on Heart Health
    (10-Apr-2009)
    Even walking half an hour a day can boost longevity, study finds

  • Marathoners Go the Distance on Heart Health
    (10-Apr-2009)
    Even walking half an hour a day can boost longevity, study finds

  • Marathoners Go the Distance on Heart Health
    (10-Apr-2009)
    Even walking half an hour a day can boost longevity, study finds

  • Extra Pounds in Mid-Life Affect Later Mobility
    (09-Apr-2009)
    Seniors who lose weight still at risk from previous obesity

  • Extra Pounds in Mid-Life Affect Later Mobility
    (09-Apr-2009)
    Seniors who lose weight still at risk from previous obesity

  • Health Tip: Aerobic Exercise
    (08-Apr-2009)
    It gets your heart pumping and can help you lose weight

  • Health Tip: Sticking With Exercise
    (07-Apr-2009)
    Suggestions to keep up your routine

  • Exercise Might Benefit Some With Heart Failure
    (07-Apr-2009)
    Improvement was modest, but activity is safe and should be urged, expert says

  • Exercise Might Benefit Some With Heart Failure
    (07-Apr-2009)
    Improvement was modest, but activity is safe and should be urged, expert says

  • Exercise Might Benefit Some With Heart Failure
    (07-Apr-2009)
    Improvement was modest, but activity is safe and should be urged, expert says

  • Yale Plans Closer Look at Exercise and Cancer
    (06-Apr-2009)
    Studies will chart recovery of active women with breast or ovarian disease

  • Health Tip: Jump Rope for Fitness
    (06-Apr-2009)
    A fun way to stay active

  • Health Tip: Jump Rope for Fitness
    (06-Apr-2009)
    A fun way to stay active

  • Trouble Sleeping? Try These Tips
    (03-Apr-2009)
    What you do and drink before bedtime can have an effect

  • Sports Drinks May Be Tough on Teeth
    (03-Apr-2009)
    Experts even suggest delaying brushing after consumption

  • Muscle Mass Won't Grow in Women Over 80
    (03-Apr-2009)
    But weight training can boost strength in other ways, researchers say

  • School PE Programs Don't Lower Child Obesity
    (30-Mar-2009)
    But they do boost fitness and are still valuable, study finds

  • Super Bowl Loss Can 'Kill' Some Fans
    (30-Mar-2009)
    Study found death rates rose after a defeat, and dropped after a victory

  • Stem Cell Injections Seem to Reduce Angina Pain
    (30-Mar-2009)
    Early study finds improved ability to exercise within 6 months

  • School PE Programs Don't Lower Child Obesity
    (30-Mar-2009)
    But they do boost fitness and are still valuable, study finds

  • Health Tip: Asthmatics Don't Have to Stop Exercising
    (26-Mar-2009)
    Suggestions for keeping active

  • Health Tip: Try Kickboxing
    (24-Mar-2009)
    But begin gradually

  • Many Americans Fear Being Diagnosed With Diabetes
    (24-Mar-2009)
    But most do little to reduce risks of getting blood sugar disease, survey finds

  • High Blood Fat Levels Common in Americans
    (23-Mar-2009)
    And those fats, called triglycerides, may contribute to heart risk, study says

  • Walk 100 Steps a Minute for 'Moderate' Exercise
    (17-Mar-2009)
    Study computes a pace brisk enough to meet activity guidelines

  • Walk 100 Steps a Minute for 'Moderate' Exercise
    (17-Mar-2009)
    Study computes a pace brisk enough to meet activity guidelines

  • Walk 100 Steps a Minute for 'Moderate' Exercise
    (17-Mar-2009)
    Study computes a pace brisk enough to meet activity guidelines

  • Any Exercise Good After a Heart Attack
    (16-Mar-2009)
    But inactivity makes benefit vanish quickly, researchers say

  • Using Music and Sports to Improve Kids' Asthma
    (16-Mar-2009)
    More consistent medication use, fewer ER visits result, studies find

  • Using Music and Sports to Improve Kids' Asthma
    (16-Mar-2009)
    More consistent medication use, fewer ER visits result, studies find

  • Any Exercise Good After a Heart Attack
    (16-Mar-2009)
    But inactivity makes benefit vanish quickly, researchers say

  • Any Exercise Good After a Heart Attack
    (16-Mar-2009)
    But inactivity makes benefit vanish quickly, researchers say

  • Mental Exhaustion Impedes Physical Performance
    (13-Mar-2009)
    Researchers say finding could serve as model for diagnosing chronic fatigue

  • Health Tip: Exercise for Bone Health
    (12-Mar-2009)
    It will help keep bones strong

  • European Researchers Call for New Doping Standards
    (12-Mar-2009)
    Ethnic differences affect results with existing test, study finds

  • Kids Who Live Near Green Spaces Seem to Walk More
    (12-Mar-2009)
    Experts urge urban planners to heed study's finding and help fight obesity

  • Kids Who Live Near Green Spaces Seem to Walk More
    (12-Mar-2009)
    Experts urge urban planners to heed study's finding and help fight obesity

  • European Researchers Call for New Doping Standards
    (12-Mar-2009)
    Ethnic differences affect results with existing test, study finds

  • Kids Who Live Near Green Spaces Seem to Walk More
    (12-Mar-2009)
    Experts urge urban planners to heed study's finding and help fight obesity

  • Men Who Get Active in Midlife Live Longer
    (06-Mar-2009)
    Effect of adding exercise equals that of stopping smoking, experts say

  • Belly Fat Puts the Pressure on Lungs
    (06-Mar-2009)
    Obesity may affect diaphragm, chest wall to decrease volume, study says

  • Contact Lenses Boost Kids' Self-Image
    (05-Mar-2009)
    Study finds they think they're better able to play sports, be accepted by peers

  • Second Stroke Prevention Efforts Found Wanting
    (05-Mar-2009)
    Many patients not getting services they need to prevent another attack, researchers say

  • Health Tip: Protect Your Muscles
    (02-Mar-2009)
    Conditions that raise your risk for strain and injury

  • Swimming Lessons Don't Increase Drowning Risk, Study Says
    (02-Mar-2009)
    But experts warn parents that instruction alone is no guarantee

  • Swimming Lessons Don't Increase Drowning Risk, Study Says
    (02-Mar-2009)
    But experts warn parents that instruction alone is no guarantee

  • With 4 Legs They All Walk the Same, It Seems
    (26-Feb-2009)
    Experts bemoan humans' ineptness in depicting animals' gait

  • Yoga May Bring Calm to Breast Cancer Treatment
    (26-Feb-2009)
    Women reported less stress, more peace after sessions, study finds

  • Health Tip: Lift Weights to Boost Your Health
    (25-Feb-2009)
    Suggestions for doing it safely

  • Genes May Help Drive Rotator Cuff Injury
    (25-Feb-2009)
    The risk is higher if even distant relatives have suffered such problems, study finds

  • Health Tip: Good Gardening Techniques
    (24-Feb-2009)
    Help protect your joints

  • Any Old Cane Won't Do
    (22-Feb-2009)
    Expert offers tips for choosing one carefully after an injury

  • Walking Program May Relieve Peripheral Artery Pain
    (21-Feb-2009)
    Distance improved and pain fell for participants, study finds

  • Walking Program May Relieve Peripheral Artery Pain
    (21-Feb-2009)
    Distance improved and pain fell for participants, study finds

  • Walking Program May Relieve Peripheral Artery Pain
    (21-Feb-2009)
    Distance improved and pain fell for participants, study finds

  • Bill Clinton, Health Groups to Tackle Childhood Obesity
    (20-Feb-2009)
    Public, private coalition hopes to meet weight-linked healthcare needs of 6.2 million kids

  • 1 in 10 Ex-NFL Players Used Steroids, Poll Reports
    (20-Feb-2009)
    Finding comes from confidential survey in research that highlights drugs' damage to long-term health

  • Cancer Death Rates Decline Among Blacks, But Disparities Linger
    (18-Feb-2009)
    Diagnosis still comes later than for whites and survival is poorer, new report finds

  • Health Tip: Scuba Diving Safety
    (16-Feb-2009)
    Know the risks before you dive in

  • Sudden Cardiac Death Rare in Young Athletes
    (16-Feb-2009)
    Risk is similar to that of being killed by lightning, study finds

  • Sudden Cardiac Death Rare in Young Athletes
    (16-Feb-2009)
    Risk is similar to that of being killed by lightning, study finds

  • Health Tip: Scuba Diving Safety
    (16-Feb-2009)
    Know the risks before you dive in

  • Winter's Cold, Summer's Heat Take a Toll
    (13-Feb-2009)
    Activity level drops among women at certain times of year, study finds

  • Exercise Boosts Quality of Life in Postmenopausal Women
    (13-Feb-2009)
    Study finds even without weight loss, general health, functioning improve

  • Winter's Cold, Summer's Heat Take a Toll
    (13-Feb-2009)
    Activity level drops among women at certain times of year, study finds

  • Chronic Low Back Pain Is on the Rise
    (10-Feb-2009)
    Doubling of rate in North Carolina may mimic rest of nation

  • Healthy Heart Tips for a Bad Economy
    (07-Feb-2009)
    Don't let your body pay the price in uncertain times, experts say

  • For Preschoolers, Even 'Play' Tends to Be Sedentary
    (06-Feb-2009)
    Study finds great inactivity and little encouragement for kids to be otherwise

  • Exercise Key Player in Knee Replacement Recovery
    (04-Feb-2009)
    Workouts counter functional decline, could ward off osteoarthritis, study says

  • High Resting Heart Rate Spells Trouble for Women
    (04-Feb-2009)
    Study finds it raises risk of heart attack, while expert notes exercise best antidote

  • Are We Exercising Pain Away? Not So Much.
    (03-Feb-2009)
    Few people with neck, back pain are prescribed physical activity, survey finds

  • Quick Orthopedic Repair Can Save Young Shoulders
    (02-Feb-2009)
    Arthroscopic surgery for athletes greatly reduces risk of recurring injury, study says

  • Quick Orthopedic Repair Can Save Young Shoulders
    (02-Feb-2009)
    Arthroscopic surgery for athletes greatly reduces risk of recurring injury, study says

  • Quick Orthopedic Repair Can Save Young Shoulders
    (02-Feb-2009)
    Arthroscopic surgery for athletes greatly reduces risk of recurring injury, study says

  • Seniors Who Exercise Help Their Health
    (30-Jan-2009)
    In study, aerobics, resistance training lowered risk of insulin resistance, improved motor function

  • Seniors Who Exercise Help Their Health
    (30-Jan-2009)
    In study, aerobics, resistance training lowered risk of insulin resistance, improved motor function

  • Kids Who Spend More Time Outdoors Have Better Vision
    (30-Jan-2009)
    Study finds youngsters who are parked indoors more likely to develop myopia

  • Adult Fast-Food Diets Tied to Too Much TV as Teen
    (30-Jan-2009)
    Hours of ads for greasy, sugary fare may be to blame, researchers say

  • Concussion's Effects May Linger for Decades
    (28-Jan-2009)
    Attention, memory, physical processes affected 30 years later, study finds

  • Concussion's Effects May Linger for Decades
    (28-Jan-2009)
    Attention, memory, physical processes affected 30 years later, study finds

  • Health Tip: Preventing Athlete's Foot
    (27-Jan-2009)
    Stop the itch in its tracks

  • Hormone-Boosting Drug May Help Treat Frailty
    (27-Jan-2009)
    Older adults who took capromorelin had boost in lean body mass

  • Hormone-Boosting Drug May Help Treat Frailty
    (27-Jan-2009)
    Older adults who took capromorelin had boost in lean body mass

  • HS Sports Shoulder Injuries More Likely in Boys
    (26-Jan-2009)
    Player-to-player contact in competition behind almost 60% of cases, study finds

  • HS Sports Shoulder Injuries More Likely in Boys
    (26-Jan-2009)
    Player-to-player contact in competition behind almost 60% of cases, study finds

  • HS Sports Shoulder Injuries More Likely in Boys
    (26-Jan-2009)
    Player-to-player contact in competition behind almost 60% of cases, study finds

  • Recess Makes for Better Students
    (26-Jan-2009)
    Study finds getting enough of it each day helps kids perform better in classroom

  • HS Sports Shoulder Injuries More Likely in Boys
    (26-Jan-2009)
    Player-to-player contact in competition behind almost 60% of cases, study finds

  • HS Sports Shoulder Injuries More Likely in Boys
    (26-Jan-2009)
    Player-to-player contact in competition behind almost 60% of cases, study finds

  • HS Sports Shoulder Injuries More Likely in Boys
    (26-Jan-2009)
    Player-to-player contact in competition behind almost 60% of cases, study finds

  • HS Sports Shoulder Injuries More Likely in Boys
    (26-Jan-2009)
    Player-to-player contact in competition behind almost 60% of cases, study finds

  • What to Do If You Have Unsightly Veins
    (24-Jan-2009)
    Women can take steps to control pain and appearance of varicose veins, expert says

  • Simple Exercise Keeps Brain at Top of Its Game
    (20-Jan-2009)
    In older women, being more fit helps cognitive function, study shows

  • Health Tip: Nutrition for Athletic Performance
    (20-Jan-2009)
    If you're training for a big event, be sure to eat and drink right

  • Abnormal Heart Function Reduces Exercise Capacity
    (20-Jan-2009)
    Older patients were more affected, study found

  • Simple Exercise Keeps Brain at Top of Its Game
    (20-Jan-2009)
    In older women, being more fit helps cognitive function, study shows

  • Low-Cost Strategies to Maintain Health in Hard Times
    (19-Jan-2009)
    Staying fit doesn't have to break the bank, experts say

  • Exercise Tips for Seniors to Start a Healthy 2009
    (18-Jan-2009)
    Get a checkup, know your options, and get going, council urges

  • Exercise Tips for Seniors to Start a Healthy 2009
    (18-Jan-2009)
    Get a checkup, know your options, and get going, council urges

  • Health Tip: Oh, Those Aching Muscles
    (15-Jan-2009)
    Suggestions to soothe the soreness

  • Walking Is Good for Blocked Leg Arteries
    (15-Jan-2009)
    Study shows value of exercise in treating peripheral arterial disease

  • Walking Is Good for Blocked Leg Arteries
    (15-Jan-2009)
    Study shows value of exercise in treating peripheral arterial disease

  • Walking Is Good for Blocked Leg Arteries
    (15-Jan-2009)
    Study shows value of exercise in treating peripheral arterial disease

  • Health Tip: Walking for Exercise
    (14-Jan-2009)
    How to begin

  • Health Tip: Walking for Exercise
    (14-Jan-2009)
    How to begin

  • Diet, Exercise Cuts Kids' Risk for Metabolic Syndrome
    (13-Jan-2009)
    Preventing obesity boosts blood vessel function even without weight loss, study says

  • Study of Everest Climbers Questions Oxygen Use
    (07-Jan-2009)
    Whether low levels would work for ER patients with hypoxia remains unclear

  • More 'Screen Time' Linked to Poor Fitness in Girls
    (07-Jan-2009)
    But teenage boys don't seem to be as susceptible, study suggests

  • More 'Screen Time' Linked to Poor Fitness in Girls
    (07-Jan-2009)
    But teenage boys don't seem to be as susceptible, study suggests

  • Employer-Sponsored Workouts Boost Workers' Health
    (06-Jan-2009)
    Study at Home Depot saw big increase in employees working out

  • Employer-Sponsored Workouts Boost Workers' Health
    (06-Jan-2009)
    Study at Home Depot saw big increase in employees working out

  • Winter Workouts Are Cool
    (04-Jan-2009)
    Tips on having fun, staying fit in the snowy season

  • Winter Workouts Are Cool
    (04-Jan-2009)
    Tips on having fun, staying fit in the snowy season

  • Health Tip: Log Your Exercise
    (01-Jan-2009)
    Suggestions for keeping an activity journal

  • America Losing the Fight With Type 2 Diabetes
    (30-Dec-2008)
    Yet simple lifestyle changes can make all the difference

  • Rising Blood Sugar May Harm the Aging Brain
    (30-Dec-2008)
    And exercise might help offset the effect, study suggests

  • Put Your Best Foot Forward Next Year
    (28-Dec-2008)
    Resolutions to get fit can mean more podiatric pain, experts warn

  • Vigorous Treadmill Workout Curbs Appetite Hormones
    (26-Dec-2008)
    U.K. researchers say findings may lead to more effective ways to control weight

  • Vigorous Treadmill Workout Curbs Appetite Hormones
    (26-Dec-2008)
    U.K. researchers say findings may lead to more effective ways to control weight

  • Vigorous Treadmill Workout Curbs Appetite Hormones
    (26-Dec-2008)
    U.K. researchers say findings may lead to more effective ways to control weight

  • Vigorous Treadmill Workout Curbs Appetite Hormones
    (26-Dec-2008)
    U.K. researchers say findings may lead to more effective ways to control weight

  • Tips to Ease an Aching Back
    (25-Dec-2008)
    Holidays or any day, bad mechanics can lead to pain and stiffness

  • Tips to Ease an Aching Back
    (25-Dec-2008)
    Holidays or any day, bad mechanics can lead to pain and stiffness

  • Health Tip: Exercising If You Have Rosacea
    (24-Dec-2008)
    Suggestions to prevent a flare-up

  • Study Shows Exercise Shields Against Osteoporosis
    (23-Dec-2008)
    Women who did weight-bearing sports such as swimming had greater bone density in menopause

  • Study Shows Exercise Shields Against Osteoporosis
    (23-Dec-2008)
    Women who did weight-bearing sports such as swimming had greater bone density in menopause

  • Study Shows Exercise Shields Against Osteoporosis
    (23-Dec-2008)
    Women who did weight-bearing sports such as swimming had greater bone density in menopause

  • Even a Little Overweight, Inactivity Hurts the Heart
    (22-Dec-2008)
    Large study finds increased risk of heart failure

  • Health Tip: Winter Running Safety
    (22-Dec-2008)
    Stay safe and warm

  • Eating Strategies for Healthier Holiday Parties
    (21-Dec-2008)
    Easy-to-follow tips can take the guilt, and the calories, out of the equation

  • Eating Strategies for Healthier Holiday Parties
    (21-Dec-2008)
    Easy-to-follow tips can take the guilt, and the calories, out of the equation

  • Community Exercise Programs Boost Seniors' Strength
    (19-Dec-2008)
    Regular participation can also reduce risk of falls, study says

  • Exercise Protects Black Women From Type 2 Diabetes
    (19-Dec-2008)
    Brisk walking, limiting TV seems to benefit this high-risk group

  • Community Exercise Programs Boost Seniors' Strength
    (19-Dec-2008)
    Regular participation can also reduce risk of falls, study says

  • Community Exercise Programs Boost Seniors' Strength
    (19-Dec-2008)
    Regular participation can also reduce risk of falls, study says

  • Exercise Protects Black Women From Type 2 Diabetes
    (19-Dec-2008)
    Brisk walking, limiting TV seems to benefit this high-risk group

  • Community Exercise Programs Boost Seniors' Strength
    (19-Dec-2008)
    Regular participation can also reduce risk of falls, study says

  • 'Hot' Toys May Not Be the Best Present
    (18-Dec-2008)
    Giving the gift of your time with kids is one option to consider

  • Strict Blood Sugar Lowering Won't Ease Diabetes Heart Risk
    (17-Dec-2008)
    Blood pressure, cholesterol control may be type 2 diabetics' best bet, researchers say

  • Stress Triggers Heart-Damaging Behavior
    (15-Dec-2008)
    Study found the dynamic raised cardiovascular risks by 50%

  • Deaths From Heart Disease, Stroke Down 30%
    (15-Dec-2008)
    Medical advances, not lifestyle changes, are source of the improvement, AHA says

  • Good Warm-Ups Could Halve Sports Injuries
    (12-Dec-2008)
    Female athletes using special program saw all injuries cut by a third, researchers say

  • Good Warm-Ups Could Halve Sports Injuries
    (12-Dec-2008)
    Female athletes using special program saw all injuries cut by a third, researchers say

  • Good Warm-Ups Could Halve Sports Injuries
    (12-Dec-2008)
    Female athletes using special program saw all injuries cut by a third, researchers say

  • Good Warm-Ups Could Halve Sports Injuries
    (12-Dec-2008)
    Female athletes using special program saw all injuries cut by a third, researchers say

  • Good Warm-Ups Could Halve Sports Injuries
    (12-Dec-2008)
    Female athletes using special program saw all injuries cut by a third, researchers say

  • Good Warm-Ups Could Halve Sports Injuries
    (12-Dec-2008)
    Female athletes using special program saw all injuries cut by a third, researchers say

  • 2 Markers Predict Survival Odds in Colon Cancer Patients
    (11-Dec-2008)
    One protein was protective, the other not, researchers found

  • Most Mt. Everest Deaths Occur Near Summit During Descent
    (11-Dec-2008)
    Study says high-altitude cerebral edema is a common problem for climbers

  • Obesity is a Family Affair
    (10-Dec-2008)
    Skipped meals, too much TV time end up harming kids, study finds

  • Portion Distortion
    (07-Dec-2008)
    In the fight against obesity, Americans need to re-learn proper serving sizes for meals

  • Holidays Don't Have to Make You Heavier
    (07-Dec-2008)
    Maintaining weight, instead of dieting, is a good way to keep pounds off, experts say

  • Avoiding a Holiday Season of Discontent
    (06-Dec-2008)
    Stress is everywhere, but learning what relaxes you can help, expert says

  • Avoiding a Holiday Season of Discontent
    (06-Dec-2008)
    Stress is everywhere, but learning what relaxes you can help, expert says

  • Avoiding a Holiday Season of Discontent
    (06-Dec-2008)
    Stress is everywhere, but learning what relaxes you can help, expert says

  • Almost Two-Thirds of Americans Meet Exercise Guidelines
    (04-Dec-2008)
    150 minutes of moderate-intensity activity or 75 minutes of vigorous activity a week

  • Robotic Device Could Help Stroke Patients
    (04-Dec-2008)
    Through exercise, it seems to boost activity in a key region of the brain

  • Almost Two-Thirds of Americans Meet Exercise Guidelines
    (04-Dec-2008)
    150 minutes of moderate-intensity activity or 75 minutes of vigorous activity a week

  • Almost Two-Thirds of Americans Meet Exercise Guidelines
    (04-Dec-2008)
    150 minutes of moderate-intensity activity or 75 minutes of vigorous activity a week

  • Almost Two-Thirds of Americans Meet Exercise Guidelines
    (04-Dec-2008)
    150 minutes of moderate-intensity activity or 75 minutes of vigorous activity a week

  • Almost Two-Thirds of Americans Meet Exercise Guidelines
    (04-Dec-2008)
    150 minutes of moderate-intensity activity or 75 minutes of vigorous activity a week

  • Exercise Eases Obesity and Anger in Kids
    (03-Dec-2008)
    After-school aerobics helped youngsters feel better mentally, physically, researchers say

  • Older Adults Who Exercise Boost Blood Flow in Brain
    (01-Dec-2008)
    Aerobic workouts may prevent cognitive decline in some, study says

  • Young Gymnasts Facing Broad Range of New Injuries
    (01-Dec-2008)
    MRI scans show knuckle, wrist and bone damage that could develop into early osteoarthritis

  • Older Adults Who Exercise Boost Blood Flow in Brain
    (01-Dec-2008)
    Aerobic workouts may prevent cognitive decline in some, study says

  • Older Adults Who Exercise Boost Blood Flow in Brain
    (01-Dec-2008)
    Aerobic workouts may prevent cognitive decline in some, study says

  • Young Gymnasts Facing Broad Range of New Injuries
    (01-Dec-2008)
    MRI scans show knuckle, wrist and bone damage that could develop into early osteoarthritis

  • Young Gymnasts Facing Broad Range of New Injuries
    (01-Dec-2008)
    MRI scans show knuckle, wrist and bone damage that could develop into early osteoarthritis

  • Health Tip: Skiing Safely
    (27-Nov-2008)
    What to do when you hit the slopes

  • Holiday Meals With a Calorie-Conscious Twist
    (26-Nov-2008)
    Swapping out heavy ingredients can mean healthier eating without the guilt, experts say

  • Holiday Meals With a Calorie-Conscious Twist
    (26-Nov-2008)
    Swapping out heavy ingredients can mean healthier eating without the guilt, experts say

  • High Blood Pressure Stalks Many Americans
    (21-Nov-2008)
    Seven in 10 don't do enough to protect themselves from stroke, heart attack

  • Aquarobics May Help Ease Labor
    (21-Nov-2008)
    Women who exercised during pregnancy needed less pain meds, study found

  • Exercise Keeps the Brain Young
    (21-Nov-2008)
    Experiments in mice find running increases production of neural stem cells

  • Exercise Keeps the Brain Young
    (21-Nov-2008)
    Experiments in mice find running increases production of neural stem cells

  • Aquarobics May Help Ease Labor
    (21-Nov-2008)
    Women who exercised during pregnancy needed less pain meds, study found

  • Genetic Testing No Real Help in Predicting Type 2 Diabetes
    (19-Nov-2008)
    Traditional risk factors, such as obesity, are just as useful, studies find

  • Sport Supplement May Help Shield Seniors From Falls
    (19-Nov-2008)
    Beta-alanine boosts muscle, balance, study finds

  • Diet, Exercise May Modify Breast Cancer Risks
    (18-Nov-2008)
    Combined, they produce more potent anti-disease effect in postmenopausal women, study says

  • Home-Based Programs Benefit Older Cancer Survivors
    (18-Nov-2008)
    They improved ability to live and function when enrolled in tailored interventions

  • Health Tip: Exercising With Back Pain
    (17-Nov-2008)
    Proper activity can help prevent a relapse

  • Stay Upbeat, Exercise to Help Prevent Cancer in Old Age
    (17-Nov-2008)
    Risk factors study found little link between drinking and malignancies

  • Post-Workout Snack May Hamper Weight Loss
    (14-Nov-2008)
    It's smart for athletes, not so smart for average gym-goer, studies show

  • Greener Neighborhoods Mean Slimmer Children
    (14-Nov-2008)
    Trees, parks get inner city kids moving, study finds

  • Health Tip: Exercise to Beat Arthritis Pain
    (12-Nov-2008)
    How activity can help you feel better

  • Long-Term Help Regimen Cut Heart Attack Recurrence
    (11-Nov-2008)
    Italian study shows that gains with shorter intervention programs aren't sustained

  • Gains Against Heart Failure Reported
    (11-Nov-2008)
    Exercise, medications prove worth against the condition, doctors say

  • Retired NFL Players Don't Face Greater Heart Risk
    (11-Nov-2008)
    Keeping physically active may help to tackle health threats, study says

  • Active Young Women Need Calcium, Vitamin D
    (07-Nov-2008)
    The supplements can help prevent stress fractures, experts say

  • Don't Rely on Diet to Prevent Weight Regain
    (07-Nov-2008)
    In study, people put lost pounds back on regardless of the amount of fat they ate

  • Active Young Women Need Calcium, Vitamin D
    (07-Nov-2008)
    The supplements can help prevent stress fractures, experts say

  • Drug Boosts Natural Growth Hormone in Seniors
    (06-Nov-2008)
    MK-677 brought muscle mass, but long-term effects on vitality unclear, scientists say

  • Stay Upbeat, Healthy to Thrive in Senior Years
    (06-Nov-2008)
    Occasional drink, decent income also key to happy old age, study finds

  • Vigorous Exercise Can Cut Breast Cancer Risk
    (31-Oct-2008)
    But benefits only apply to normal-weight women, study says

  • Vigorous Exercise Can Cut Breast Cancer Risk
    (31-Oct-2008)
    But benefits only apply to normal-weight women, study says

  • Vigorous Exercise Can Cut Breast Cancer Risk
    (31-Oct-2008)
    But benefits only apply to normal-weight women, study says

  • Vigorous Exercise Can Cut Breast Cancer Risk
    (31-Oct-2008)
    But benefits only apply to normal-weight women, study says

  • Excess Weight Gain During Pregnancy a Risk to Mother and Child
    (31-Oct-2008)
    It doubles the chances of having a heavy baby, study finds

  • Vigorous Exercise Can Cut Breast Cancer Risk
    (31-Oct-2008)
    But benefits only apply to normal-weight women, study says

  • Vigorous Exercise Can Cut Breast Cancer Risk
    (31-Oct-2008)
    But benefits only apply to normal-weight women, study says

  • Vigorous Exercise Can Cut Breast Cancer Risk
    (31-Oct-2008)
    But benefits only apply to normal-weight women, study says

  • Vigorous Exercise Can Cut Breast Cancer Risk
    (31-Oct-2008)
    But benefits only apply to normal-weight women, study says

  • Vigorous Exercise Can Cut Breast Cancer Risk
    (31-Oct-2008)
    But benefits only apply to normal-weight women, study says

  • Vigorous Exercise Can Cut Breast Cancer Risk
    (31-Oct-2008)
    But benefits only apply to normal-weight women, study says

  • Workplace Health Programs Effective Interventions
    (30-Oct-2008)
    Study shows help with diet, tobacco use boosted employees' overall fitness

  • Rate of Diabetes Cases Doubles in 10 Years: CDC
    (30-Oct-2008)
    The obesity epidemic is fueling the type 2 disease epidemic, officials say

  • Workplace Health Programs Effective Interventions
    (30-Oct-2008)
    Study shows help with diet, tobacco use boosted employees' overall fitness

  • Rheumatoid Arthritis a Threat to the Heart
    (27-Oct-2008)
    Greater risk of heart attack, and more complications later, studies find

  • The Ups and Downs of 'Yo-Yo' Dieting
    (24-Oct-2008)
    Some experts say the risks of losing and regaining weight may be overstated

  • Exercise Improves Stroke Outcome
    (23-Oct-2008)
    Attacks are also less severe among people who are active, researchers say

  • Head-First Slide a Heads-Up Play
    (21-Oct-2008)
    Physicist says most baseball players reach the base faster that way

  • Head-First Slide a Heads-Up Play
    (21-Oct-2008)
    Physicist says most baseball players reach the base faster that way

  • Head-First Slide a Heads-Up Play
    (21-Oct-2008)
    Physicist says most baseball players reach the base faster that way

  • Aerobics Can Reverse Mental Decline in Older Adults
    (16-Oct-2008)
    Review of studies shows workouts that leave a person breathless boost brain tissue volume

  • Aerobics Can Reverse Mental Decline in Older Adults
    (16-Oct-2008)
    Review of studies shows workouts that leave a person breathless boost brain tissue volume

  • Fatness Boosts Inflammation in Body
    (16-Oct-2008)
    But regular exercise may condition cells to respond more efficiently, study says

  • Fatness Boosts Inflammation in Body
    (16-Oct-2008)
    But regular exercise may condition cells to respond more efficiently, study says

  • Inactive Teens at Risk for More Behavioral Problems
    (14-Oct-2008)
    Exercise reduces symptoms of depression, anxiety in adults, too, study says

  • Mental Barriers Block Obese Women From Exercise
    (09-Oct-2008)
    But tailored programs could ease fears, overcome self consciousness, study suggests

  • New Guidelines Make It Easy to Get Fit
    (09-Oct-2008)
    U.S. government suggests weekly workouts can work

  • Health Tip: Weight-Lifting Safety
    (08-Oct-2008)
    Reduce your risk of injury

  • Early Mobility Best for ICU Patients
    (07-Oct-2008)
    Getting out of bed sooner helped quality of life after discharge, study finds

  • Health Tip: Biking Safely
    (06-Oct-2008)
    Suggestions for when your child pedals

  • Gradual Exercise Best After Joint Replacement
    (03-Oct-2008)
    Trying to get back in the game too soon can undo benefits of surgery, study says

  • Resistance Training Boosts Mobility in Knee Arthritis Patients
    (02-Oct-2008)
    Using free weights, isometric exercise tied to overall increase in physical activity levels

  • Body Fat, Muscle Distribution Linked to RA Disability
    (02-Oct-2008)
    More fat on arms, legs tied to more inflammation in rheumatoid arthritis, study says

  • Resistance Training Boosts Mobility in Knee Arthritis Patients
    (02-Oct-2008)
    Using free weights, isometric exercise tied to overall increase in physical activity levels

  • Health Tip: Stretch Your Hamstrings
    (30-Sep-2008)
    To prevent pulling this muscle

  • Occupational Therapy Plus Exercise Benefits Osteoarthritis
    (30-Sep-2008)
    Taking more active role in their health helps patients stave off decline, study finds

  • Fall Sports Peak Time for Lower Leg Damage
    (27-Sep-2008)
    Sprains, fractures, turf toe most common injuries, but warm-ups, proper gear cut risks

  • Fall Sports Peak Time for Lower Leg Damage
    (27-Sep-2008)
    Sprains, fractures, turf toe most common injuries, but warm-ups, proper gear cut risks

  • Fall Sports Peak Time for Lower Leg Damage
    (27-Sep-2008)
    Sprains, fractures, turf toe most common injuries, but warm-ups, proper gear cut risks

  • Fall Sports Peak Time for Lower Leg Damage
    (27-Sep-2008)
    Sprains, fractures, turf toe most common injuries, but warm-ups, proper gear cut risks

  • Moderate Aerobic Exercise Lowers Diabetics' Liver Fat
    (25-Sep-2008)
    Study cites benefits for type 2 patients seeking to avoid cardiovascular problems

  • Moderate Aerobic Exercise Lowers Diabetics' Liver Fat
    (25-Sep-2008)
    Study cites benefits for type 2 patients seeking to avoid cardiovascular problems

  • Moderate Aerobic Exercise Lowers Diabetics' Liver Fat
    (25-Sep-2008)
    Study cites benefits for type 2 patients seeking to avoid cardiovascular problems

  • Surgery May Not Help Most People With Narrowed Brain Artery
    (25-Sep-2008)
    Intensive medical treatment can prevent stroke, study says

  • Moderate Aerobic Exercise Lowers Diabetics' Liver Fat
    (25-Sep-2008)
    Study cites benefits for type 2 patients seeking to avoid cardiovascular problems

  • Moderate Aerobic Exercise Lowers Diabetics' Liver Fat
    (25-Sep-2008)
    Study cites benefits for type 2 patients seeking to avoid cardiovascular problems

  • Moderate Aerobic Exercise Lowers Diabetics' Liver Fat
    (25-Sep-2008)
    Study cites benefits for type 2 patients seeking to avoid cardiovascular problems

  • Moderate Aerobic Exercise Lowers Diabetics' Liver Fat
    (25-Sep-2008)
    Study cites benefits for type 2 patients seeking to avoid cardiovascular problems

  • Boomers Should Add Muscle Before It's Too Late
    (24-Sep-2008)
    Resitance training in 60s, 70s wards off loss that weakens posture, balance, study says

  • Health Tip: Exercise for People With Diabetes
    (24-Sep-2008)
    Help keep blood glucose under control

  • Boomers Should Add Muscle Before It's Too Late
    (24-Sep-2008)
    Resitance training in 60s, 70s wards off loss that weakens posture, balance, study says

  • Fall Cleanup Is a Prime Time for Accidents
    (21-Sep-2008)
    Whether it's raking leaves or climbing ladders for repairs, work safe

  • Fall Cleanup Is a Prime Time for Accidents
    (21-Sep-2008)
    Whether it's raking leaves or climbing ladders for repairs, work safe

  • Healthy Lifestyle Boosts Women's Longevity
    (17-Sep-2008)
    Good living can reduce the risk of dying from heart disease and cancer, study shows

  • Lifestyle Changes Boost Enzyme Regulating Cell Aging
    (16-Sep-2008)
    Adjustments to diet, exercise increased telomerase levels 29%, cut 'bad' cholesterol

  • Lifestyle Changes Boost Enzyme Regulating Cell Aging
    (16-Sep-2008)
    Adjustments to diet, exercise increased telomerase levels 29%, cut 'bad' cholesterol

  • Safety Gear a Must to Prevent Kids' Sports Injuries
    (14-Sep-2008)
    Concussion most common danger, expert says, so head, face gear should take priority

  • Safety Gear a Must to Prevent Kids' Sports Injuries
    (14-Sep-2008)
    Concussion most common danger, expert says, so head, face gear should take priority

  • Walking Styles a Quick Cue to Gender
    (08-Sep-2008)
    Looking at joint movements alone, people could spot males vs. females, study found

  • Vigorous Exercise Aids Those With Obesity-Related Gene
    (08-Sep-2008)
    Effect of mutation blunted in people with above-average activity scores, study finds

  • Kids' Eye Injuries From Golf Clubs Rare But Severe
    (08-Sep-2008)
    Most hurt by other children wielding club while playing away from course, study says

  • More Sweat Equals Lower Risk of Exercise-Induced Asthma
    (08-Sep-2008)
    Same mechanism that controls one affects the other, study finds

  • Kids' Eye Injuries From Golf Clubs Rare But Severe
    (08-Sep-2008)
    Most hurt by other children wielding club while playing away from course, study says

  • More Sweat Equals Lower Risk of Exercise-Induced Asthma
    (08-Sep-2008)
    Same mechanism that controls one affects the other, study finds

  • Walking Styles a Quick Cue to Gender
    (08-Sep-2008)
    Looking at joint movements alone, people could spot males vs. females, study found

  • Active Video Games Help Kids Exercise
    (02-Sep-2008)
    They burn many more calories and have higher heart rates, researchers say

  • Exercise May Help Prevent Age-Related Memory Loss
    (02-Sep-2008)
    Moderate weekly activity showed benefits even a year after routine was stopped, study says

  • Exercise May Help Prevent Age-Related Memory Loss
    (02-Sep-2008)
    Moderate weekly activity showed benefits even a year after routine was stopped, study says

  • Treadmill Workouts Help Stroke Survivors
    (28-Aug-2008)
    Function improved even after conventional therapy, study found

  • Treadmill Workouts Help Stroke Survivors
    (28-Aug-2008)
    Function improved even after conventional therapy, study found

  • Treadmill Workouts Help Stroke Survivors
    (28-Aug-2008)
    Function improved even after conventional therapy, study found

  • Cheerleading Causes Majority of Female Athlete Injuries
    (25-Aug-2008)
    Catastrophic damage blamed on gymnastic-type stunts now common in routines, study says

  • Cheerleading Causes Majority of Female Athlete Injuries
    (25-Aug-2008)
    Catastrophic damage blamed on gymnastic-type stunts now common in routines, study says

  • Obesity Rates Up in 37 States: Report
    (19-Aug-2008)
    At least 20% of adults are obese in every state except Colorado

  • Health Tip: Take a Healthy Hike
    (19-Aug-2008)
    Make sure you're prepared

  • Epilepsy Raises Drowning Risk
    (18-Aug-2008)
    Seizures could boost the danger in tubs, pools, experts say

  • Epilepsy Raises Drowning Risk
    (18-Aug-2008)
    Seizures could boost the danger in tubs, pools, experts say

  • Freshman Weight Gain Has Many Culprits
    (16-Aug-2008)
    Fast food access, alcohol and study load contribute to poor dietary choices, expert says

  • Can Physical Cues Signal Dementia?
    (15-Aug-2008)
    Research suggests that exercise can benefit the brain as well as the body

  • Refs May Be Blinded by Red Uniforms
    (15-Aug-2008)
    Study of the martial art tae kwondo suggests color can influence decisions

  • Exercise Reduces Blood Pressure...
    (14-Aug-2008)
    ... But too few doctors recommend it to their patients, study finds

  • How Long-Distance Runners Get to the Finish
    (14-Aug-2008)
    Successful ones can control their heart rate, study finds

  • Golf Course Insecticides Pose Little Danger to Players
    (13-Aug-2008)
    Common turf applications scored well below par for EPA standards, study finds

  • Air Pollution Can Damage Heart, Blood Vessels, Too
    (13-Aug-2008)
    Beijing Olympics focuses attention on health problems outside the lungs, researchers say

  • Golf Course Insecticides Pose Little Danger to Players
    (13-Aug-2008)
    Common turf applications scored well below par for EPA standards, study finds

  • Stroke Risk Plummets With Healthy Lifestyle
    (11-Aug-2008)
    Quitting smoking, eating properly and exercising protects your brain, study finds

  • Athletes' Study Shows Pride, Shame Universal Behaviors
    (11-Aug-2008)
    Whether sighted or blind, Olympic competitors displayed innate responses to winning, losing

  • Run for Your Life
    (11-Aug-2008)
    Exercisers live longer and with fewer disabilities, study finds

  • Health Tip: What to Wear While Running
    (11-Aug-2008)
    Be sure to dress appropriately

  • Run for Your Life
    (11-Aug-2008)
    Exercisers live longer and with fewer disabilities, study finds

  • Exercise Lowers Risk of Colon Cancer
    (06-Aug-2008)
    But not all doctors informing patients of this simple preventive approach, study says

  • Light Stretching Improves Range of Joint Motion
    (06-Aug-2008)
    And it does so without weakening muscles, study finds

  • Light Exercise Prevents Atrial Fibrillation in Elderly
    (06-Aug-2008)
    Walking a few blocks or gardening protects against the abnormal heartbeat, study finds

  • Brain Slow to Judge Fast-Moving Objects Head-On
    (06-Aug-2008)
    It builds a statistical model based on what is, in fact, a very unhurried world, study says

  • Light Stretching Improves Range of Joint Motion
    (06-Aug-2008)
    And it does so without weakening muscles, study finds

  • Brain Slow to Judge Fast-Moving Objects Head-On
    (06-Aug-2008)
    It builds a statistical model based on what is, in fact, a very unhurried world, study says

  • Diving Accidents Common Among U.S. Kids
    (04-Aug-2008)
    About 6,500 kids seen in ERs each year, study finds

  • Immigrant Children Less Likely to Exercise
    (04-Aug-2008)
    Study finds they participate in fewer sports but watch less TV

  • Researchers Push Aggressive Cholesterol Control in Kids
    (04-Aug-2008)
    Rather than drugs, they urge early lifestyle, dietary changes

  • Orthopedic Surgeons Weigh in on Pool Safety
    (02-Aug-2008)
    Fractures, sprains and strains result from ignoring common-sense precautions, group says

  • Orthopedic Surgeons Weigh in on Pool Safety
    (02-Aug-2008)
    Fractures, sprains and strains result from ignoring common-sense precautions, group says

  • Orthopedic Surgeons Weigh in on Pool Safety
    (02-Aug-2008)
    Fractures, sprains and strains result from ignoring common-sense precautions, group says

  • Creatine Has Negligible Effect on COPD Exercise Rehab
    (01-Aug-2008)
    Popular nutritional supplement no substitute for old-fashioned hard work, study says

  • Centenarians Offer Long-Life Secrets
    (01-Aug-2008)
    Many 100-year-olds embrace modern technology to stay young, survey finds

  • Pill Could Boost Sports Performance
    (31-Jul-2008)
    Rodent study found taking it increased speed, endurance during training

  • Pill Could Boost Sports Performance
    (31-Jul-2008)
    Rodent study found taking it increased speed, endurance during training

  • Pill Could Boost Sports Performance
    (31-Jul-2008)
    Rodent study found taking it increased speed, endurance during training

  • Exercise Testing for Cancer Fails to Follow Guidelines
    (29-Jul-2008)
    Study urges national, international standards to ensure safety, reliable results

  • Walkable Neighborhoods Keep the Pounds Off
    (29-Jul-2008)
    Older, densely populated areas get people moving, study finds

  • Walkable Neighborhoods Keep the Pounds Off
    (29-Jul-2008)
    Older, densely populated areas get people moving, study finds

  • Most Fit Have Less Brain Atrophy From Alzheimer's
    (28-Jul-2008)
    Even moderate exercise, done regularly, improves quality of life

  • Warm-Up Reduces ACL Injury in Female Soccer Players
    (25-Jul-2008)
    Program of stretching, strengthening and agility drills cut knee ligament damage, U.S. report says

  • Warm-Up Reduces ACL Injury in Female Soccer Players
    (25-Jul-2008)
    Program of stretching, strengthening and agility drills cut knee ligament damage, U.S. report says

  • Warm-Up Reduces ACL Injury in Female Soccer Players
    (25-Jul-2008)
    Program of stretching, strengthening and agility drills cut knee ligament damage, U.S. report says

  • Twofold Action Urged for Pre-Diabetes
    (23-Jul-2008)
    Goal is to prevent progression to the full-blown disease and its huge costs

  • Health Tip: Choosing Exercise Equipment
    (21-Jul-2008)
    Ask questions before you make a purchase

  • Health Tip: Choosing Exercise Equipment
    (21-Jul-2008)
    Ask questions before you make a purchase

  • Varicose, Spider Veins May Be Inevitable for Some
    (20-Jul-2008)
    It may seem just cosmetic, but condition can lead to more serious problems, doctor warns

  • Health Tip: Exercising During Pregnancy
    (18-Jul-2008)
    Doctor-approved activity can help you feel better

  • Disease Prevention Programs Worth the Investment
    (17-Jul-2008)
    Within five years, $16 billion a year could be saved, report claims

  • Many Women Struggle With Uncontrolled Blood Pressure
    (16-Jul-2008)
    But medications and lifestyle changes can head off threats like heart attack and stroke

  • Children Move Less as They Get Older
    (15-Jul-2008)
    By age 15, amount of daily exercise drops by about two-thirds, study finds

  • Elbow Injuries on Rise Among Young Athletes
    (14-Jul-2008)
    But surgery helps them return to prior playing level 83% of time, report shows

  • Elbow Injuries on Rise Among Young Athletes
    (14-Jul-2008)
    But surgery helps them return to prior playing level 83% of time, report shows

  • Exercise Might Slow Brain Shrinkage in Alzheimer's Patients
    (14-Jul-2008)
    Study found those who were more fit had larger brains

  • Eating Less May Slow Aging Process
    (14-Jul-2008)
    Cutting just 300 calories a day slows metabolism, tissue failure, study says

  • Elbow Injuries on Rise Among Young Athletes
    (14-Jul-2008)
    But surgery helps them return to prior playing level 83% of time, report shows

  • Trauma Center Counseling Reduces Kids' Repeat Injuries
    (11-Jul-2008)
    Emergency department 'teachable moments' remembered well by parents, youngsters, study finds

  • Gender Plays Role in Post-Concussion Healing
    (10-Jul-2008)
    Females scored worse than males on neurocognitive tests; reason remains elusive

  • Cool Air Blown Under Pads May Protect Footballers From Illness
    (10-Jul-2008)
    Reduced core body temperatures could limit deaths from heat stroke, study says

  • Cool Air Blown Under Pads May Protect Footballers From Illness
    (10-Jul-2008)
    Reduced core body temperatures could limit deaths from heat stroke, study says

  • Gender Plays Role in Post-Concussion Healing
    (10-Jul-2008)
    Females scored worse than males on neurocognitive tests; reason remains elusive

  • Gender Plays Role in Post-Concussion Healing
    (10-Jul-2008)
    Females scored worse than males on neurocognitive tests; reason remains elusive

  • Cool Air Blown Under Pads May Protect Footballers From Illness
    (10-Jul-2008)
    Reduced core body temperatures could limit deaths from heat stroke, study says

  • Health Tip: Safety on Wheels
    (07-Jul-2008)
    Prevent injuries from roller sports

  • 'Sideline' Rage Triggers Mirror Those of Angry Drivers
    (07-Jul-2008)
    Parents who rant at kids' sporting events let ego get in the way, study says

  • Healthier Lifestyles Would Lengthen American Lives
    (07-Jul-2008)
    Major study suggests slimming down, quitting smoking would boost average life span by 1.3 years

  • Health Tip: Safety on Wheels
    (07-Jul-2008)
    Prevent injuries from roller sports

  • Get Healthy: Your Middle-Aged Heart Will Thank You
    (05-Jul-2008)
    It's never too late to start eating better, losing weight and exercising, studies find

  • How to Stay Out of the ER This Summer
    (05-Jul-2008)
    Common sense and caution guarantee outdoor fun stays healthy, expert says

  • How to Stay Out of the ER This Summer
    (05-Jul-2008)
    Common sense and caution guarantee outdoor fun stays healthy, expert says

  • Screening Athletes Could Cut Sudden Cardiac Death Risk
    (03-Jul-2008)
    But ECG use controversial because of cost, number of false positives, study says

  • Playing It Safe With High School Sports
    (03-Jul-2008)
    Coaches, athletic trainers focus on prevention, better treatment for young athletes

  • Screening Athletes Could Cut Sudden Cardiac Death Risk
    (03-Jul-2008)
    But ECG use controversial because of cost, number of false positives, study says

  • MRSA Infections Can Bug Fitness Buffs
    (02-Jul-2008)
    Before heading to the gym, take simple steps to avoid the potentially deadly bacteria

  • MRSA Infections Can Bug Fitness Buffs
    (02-Jul-2008)
    Before heading to the gym, take simple steps to avoid the potentially deadly bacteria

  • Meditation, Yoga Might Switch Off Stress Genes
    (02-Jul-2008)
    Study suggests explanation for these practices' health benefits

  • Extreme Heat a Deadly Risk for Older Adults
    (01-Jul-2008)
    Their bodies don't cool quickly, so caution should rise with temperatures

  • Population-Based Strategy Urged to Cut U.S. Obesity Rate
    (30-Jun-2008)
    Heart association seeks policy, social changes that boost healthier eating, exercise

  • Population-Based Strategy Urged to Cut U.S. Obesity Rate
    (30-Jun-2008)
    Heart association seeks policy, social changes that boost healthier eating, exercise

  • Activity-Linked Heat Illness Needs Prompt Attention
    (29-Jun-2008)
    Trainers' group warns summer's temperatures can also bring severe injury

  • Barefoot Lifestyle Has Its Dangers
    (28-Jun-2008)
    Surgeons group offers tips on how to be footloose and injury-free

  • Golf Cart Injuries Give Rise to Calls for Regulation
    (27-Jun-2008)
    Study finds safety standards needed, especially for use on public roads

  • Start Packing for Great American Backyard Campout
    (27-Jun-2008)
    National Wildlife Federation says turn off TVs, computers, venture into nature

  • Few Student-Athletes Survive Sudden Cardiac Arrest
    (27-Jun-2008)
    Access to defibrillators and knowing how to use them could reduce deaths, experts say

  • Golf Cart Injuries Give Rise to Calls for Regulation
    (27-Jun-2008)
    Study finds safety standards needed, especially for use on public roads

  • Few Student-Athletes Survive Sudden Cardiac Arrest
    (27-Jun-2008)
    Access to defibrillators and knowing how to use them could reduce deaths, experts say

  • Sprinters Closest to Starter's Pistol Have Edge
    (26-Jun-2008)
    Study says startle response sped up reactions

  • International Blood Doping Tests May Miss Cheaters
    (26-Jun-2008)
    Two labs came to different conclusions on identical urine samples, study finds

  • Sprinters Closest to Starter's Pistol Have Edge
    (26-Jun-2008)
    Study says startle response sped up reactions

  • International Blood Doping Tests May Miss Cheaters
    (26-Jun-2008)
    Two labs came to different conclusions on identical urine samples, study finds

  • Head Injuries All Too Common in Summer Play
    (23-Jun-2008)
    But proper sports gear and preparation can prevent unnecessary accidents, experts say

  • Health Tip: Make Exercise a Daily Habit
    (23-Jun-2008)
    How to stick to your schedule

  • Head Injuries All Too Common in Summer Play
    (23-Jun-2008)
    But proper sports gear and preparation can prevent unnecessary accidents, experts say

  • Get in Step With Summer Foot Care
    (21-Jun-2008)
    Expert sorts myth from fact when it comes to toeing the line on healthy practices

  • Pro Baseball Helps Keep Skin Cancer From Scoring
    (20-Jun-2008)
    New campaign is focused especially on sunscreen-averse teen boys

  • Tennis Players Ace Perception of Speed, Motion
    (19-Jun-2008)
    But outside their game, they see pretty much like everyone else, study finds

  • Big, Well-Balanced Breakfast Aids Weight Loss
    (19-Jun-2008)
    It led to almost 40-pound reduction among sedentary, obese women, study found

  • Tennis Players Ace Perception of Speed, Motion
    (19-Jun-2008)
    But outside their game, they see pretty much like everyone else, study finds

  • Tennis Players Ace Perception of Speed, Motion
    (19-Jun-2008)
    But outside their game, they see pretty much like everyone else, study finds

  • Sports Doping's Effect May Be in the Mind
    (17-Jun-2008)
    Performance rose even when athletes mistakenly thought they were taking growth hormone, researchers say

  • Sports Doping's Effect May Be in the Mind
    (17-Jun-2008)
    Performance rose even when athletes mistakenly thought they were taking growth hormone, researchers say

  • Don't Let Injury Spoil Outdoor Summer Fun
    (16-Jun-2008)
    Preventing problems requires preparation, planning and anticipating trouble, experts say

  • Menstruation Cessation in Female Teen Athletes May Be Caused by Hormone
    (16-Jun-2008)
    Ghrelin levels key to reduced estrogen in adolescents

  • Don't Let Injury Spoil Outdoor Summer Fun
    (16-Jun-2008)
    Preventing problems requires preparation, planning and anticipating trouble, experts say

  • Fitness a Key Element in Determining Male Diabetic's Longevity
    (15-Jun-2008)
    7-year study found staying in good shape more important than weight

  • Fitness a Key Element in Determining Male Diabetic's Longevity
    (15-Jun-2008)
    7-year study found staying in good shape more important than weight

  • Moderate Aerobics May Ease Insomnia Symptoms
    (12-Jun-2008)
    Brazilian study finds 36% reduction in time awake and a drop in anxiety levels

  • Moderate Aerobics May Ease Insomnia Symptoms
    (12-Jun-2008)
    Brazilian study finds 36% reduction in time awake and a drop in anxiety levels

  • Moderate Aerobics May Ease Insomnia Symptoms
    (12-Jun-2008)
    Brazilian study finds 36% reduction in time awake and a drop in anxiety levels

  • Baseball Teams Strike Out When Jet-Lagged
    (10-Jun-2008)
    Cross-country travel, especially east to west, takes a toll on pros, study says

  • Stretching Exercises May Protect Against Preeclampsia
    (06-Jun-2008)
    Findings apply to women inactive before pregnancy or previous history of condition

  • Walking Golf Course Affects Swing, Performance
    (06-Jun-2008)
    Over time, players less able to transfer weight on shots, so being in shape can improve scores

  • Walking Golf Course Affects Swing, Performance
    (06-Jun-2008)
    Over time, players less able to transfer weight on shots, so being in shape can improve scores

  • Walking Golf Course Affects Swing, Performance
    (06-Jun-2008)
    Over time, players less able to transfer weight on shots, so being in shape can improve scores

  • Walking Golf Course Affects Swing, Performance
    (06-Jun-2008)
    Over time, players less able to transfer weight on shots, so being in shape can improve scores

  • Batted Balls Threaten High School Baseball Players
    (05-Jun-2008)
    High school athletes should wear head protection, study says

  • Black Athletes' Hearts May Differ From Those of Whites
    (02-Jun-2008)
    Abnormal electrical patterns more common in black football players, but they aren't necessarily dangerous, experts say

  • Injury Patterns Similar for 'Circus' Artists, Elite Athletes
    (30-May-2008)
    Most injuries occurred to muscles, tendons, analysis finds

  • Football Can Shrink Players
    (30-May-2008)
    Spinal compression, equipment weight makes for temporary height loss, study says

  • Football Can Shrink Players
    (30-May-2008)
    Spinal compression, equipment weight makes for temporary height loss, study says

  • Injury Patterns Similar for 'Circus' Artists, Elite Athletes
    (30-May-2008)
    Most injuries occurred to muscles, tendons, analysis finds

  • Football Can Shrink Players
    (30-May-2008)
    Spinal compression, equipment weight makes for temporary height loss, study says

  • Health Tip: Dealing With Exercise-Induced Asthma
    (29-May-2008)
    Some do's and don'ts

  • Knee Injuries Main Cause of HS Sports Surgeries
    (29-May-2008)
    Girls twice as likely to suffer major trauma; more education, fair play urged

  • Cane Use May Cut Progression of Knee Osteoarthritis
    (26-May-2008)
    Gait support translated into 10% average decrease in lateral load on joint, study finds

  • Health Tip: Water Safety
    (26-May-2008)
    Suggestions to keep you safe

  • Cane Use May Cut Progression of Knee Osteoarthritis
    (26-May-2008)
    Gait support translated into 10% average decrease in lateral load on joint, study finds

  • Health Tip: Water Safety
    (26-May-2008)
    Suggestions to keep you safe

  • Lifestyle Changes Can Keep Diabetes at Bay for 14 Years
    (23-May-2008)
    Among people at high risk, healthy eating and exercise can delay disease, researchers say

  • 'Net, Video Tools Successful in Lung Disease Management
    (22-May-2008)
    Canada's TELEHEALTH program improved conditions for patients in rural and remote areas

  • Oxidized LDL Cholesterol Linked to Metabolic Syndrome
    (20-May-2008)
    Condition can lead to heart attack and stroke, researchers note

  • Health Tip: Walking for Exercise
    (20-May-2008)
    Suggestions for doing it correctly

  • Minneapolis Tops List of Heart-Friendly Cities for Women
    (19-May-2008)
    Nashville, St. Louis, and Detroit bring up the rear, survey says

  • Health Tip: Keeping the Caregiver Healthy
    (15-May-2008)
    Here are ways to prevent feeling burned out and stressed

  • Stroke Patients at High Risk for Falls
    (15-May-2008)
    After hospital, they're twice as likely to be injured, so prevention strategies are key

  • Lowering Dietary Fat May Help Prevent Prostate Cancer
    (15-May-2008)
    Findings in mouse model hint of new treatment strategies for the disease

  • Common Drug Eases Leg Pain From Walking
    (14-May-2008)
    More than half taking naftidrofuryl, a blood vessel medication, improved distances 50%

  • Heart Disease Starts Early in Life
    (14-May-2008)
    And childhood obesity is a key culprit, study says

  • Common Drug Eases Leg Pain From Walking
    (14-May-2008)
    More than half taking naftidrofuryl, a blood vessel medication, improved distances 50%

  • Health Tip: Can You Quit Smoking Without Weight Gain?
    (13-May-2008)
    Suggestions to stay smoke-free and healthy

  • Familial Breast Cancer Risk Lasts a Lifetime for Sisters
    (13-May-2008)
    But, exercise helps prevent the disease, two additional studies report

  • High Blood Pressure Still Slipping Past Doctors
    (12-May-2008)
    Study finds little more than half of patients were checked, only 39% met treatment goals

  • Protective Eyewear Key to Sports Safety
    (10-May-2008)
    Kids and pros need to play smart to avoid devastating vision injuries, group says

  • Protective Eyewear Key to Sports Safety
    (10-May-2008)
    Kids and pros need to play smart to avoid devastating vision injuries, group says

  • Stroke Survivors Walk Better With Human Help
    (08-May-2008)
    Rehab with therapist had more benefit than those using robotic devices, study finds

  • Stroke Survivors Walk Better With Human Help
    (08-May-2008)
    Rehab with therapist had more benefit than those using robotic devices, study finds

  • Soccer's a Winner for Building Bone Health in Girls
    (07-May-2008)
    All 'impact' sports may help to prevent osteoporosis later in life, research suggests

  • Health Tip: Running Safely
    (06-May-2008)
    Start conditioning, prevent injury

  • Exercise, Counseling Benefits Depressed Heart Failure Patients
    (01-May-2008)
    Aerobic workouts, counseling therapy boosted physical ability, lessened melancholy

  • Exercise, Counseling Benefits Depressed Heart Failure Patients
    (01-May-2008)
    Aerobic workouts, counseling therapy boosted physical ability, lessened melancholy

  • Health Tip: Exercising in Hot Weather
    (30-Apr-2008)
    Take care to prevent a heat injury

  • Too Few Cancer Survivors Pursue Healthy Lifestyles
    (30-Apr-2008)
    Many aren't exercising enough or getting proper nutrition, study finds

  • Tree-Lined Streets Associated With Lower Childhood Asthma Rates
    (30-Apr-2008)
    Plants may help improve air quality and encourage youngsters to play more outdoors

  • Health Tip: Exercising During Pregnancy
    (29-Apr-2008)
    Preferred activities, and those to avoid

  • Factors in Cancer Death Rates Stay Stagnant
    (25-Apr-2008)
    Efforts that fueled recent declines have hit a plateau, report says

  • Diluted Seawater Boosts Nutritional Content of Tomatoes
    (25-Apr-2008)
    A 12% solution increased levels of antioxidants, researchers say

  • Diluted Seawater Boosts Nutritional Content of Tomatoes
    (25-Apr-2008)
    A 12% solution increased levels of antioxidants, researchers say

  • Women Risk Bone Loss After Knee Surgery
    (24-Apr-2008)
    Prevention of ligament injuries is key, experts say

  • Exercise Plays Role in Recovery From Sports Injuries
    (23-Apr-2008)
    Expert says goal is to maintain strength, not gain it, while you mend

  • Exercise Plays Role in Recovery From Sports Injuries
    (23-Apr-2008)
    Expert says goal is to maintain strength, not gain it, while you mend

  • Health Tip: Warm Up Before Exercise
    (21-Apr-2008)
    It's an essential part of your workout

  • Many Cancer Survivors Are Overweight and Sedentary: Study
    (21-Apr-2008)
    This, despite research that says proper diet and exercise can keep disease from recurring

  • Allergies Can Dig Into Gardening's Fun
    (20-Apr-2008)
    But planting low-allergen species, avoiding high pollen hours can help

  • Allergies Can Dig Into Gardening's Fun
    (20-Apr-2008)
    But planting low-allergen species, avoiding high pollen hours can help

  • Most Sports-Related Eye Injuries Are Preventable
    (19-Apr-2008)
    With spring's arrival, optometrists' group urges public to treat vision like the pros do

  • Most Sports-Related Eye Injuries Are Preventable
    (19-Apr-2008)
    With spring's arrival, optometrists' group urges public to treat vision like the pros do

  • Most Sports-Related Eye Injuries Are Preventable
    (19-Apr-2008)
    With spring's arrival, optometrists' group urges public to treat vision like the pros do

  • Most Sports-Related Eye Injuries Are Preventable
    (19-Apr-2008)
    With spring's arrival, optometrists' group urges public to treat vision like the pros do

  • Exercise Combats Cancer Fatigue
    (18-Apr-2008)
    Review suggests it be included as basic component before and after treatments

  • Computer Program Helps COPD Patients Monitor Breathing
    (18-Apr-2008)
    It helped to reduce air trapped in the lungs during exercise, researchers find

  • Mice Can Sense Oxygen Through Their Skin
    (17-Apr-2008)
    Finding hints of new treatments for anemia, other diseases that affect red blood cells

  • Exercise Could Cut Risk of Mild Cognitive Impairment
    (16-Apr-2008)
    It may produce chemicals that protect the brain, study suggests

  • Girls Participating in Sports in Record Numbers
    (14-Apr-2008)
    But exercise outside organized teams has drops as adolescence approaches, study finds

  • Special Treadmill Helps Stroke Patients Regain Normal Gait
    (10-Apr-2008)
    Harness offers partial support as patients re-learn to walk

  • Whisk Those Blues Away
    (10-Apr-2008)
    Study finds 20 minutes of activity a week, including housework, is good for mental health

  • Special Treadmill Helps Stroke Patients Regain Normal Gait
    (10-Apr-2008)
    Harness offers partial support as patients re-learn to walk

  • Special Treadmill Helps Stroke Patients Regain Normal Gait
    (10-Apr-2008)
    Harness offers partial support as patients re-learn to walk

  • Aerobic Exercise Keeps You Young
    (09-Apr-2008)
    British study found it shaved 10 to 12 years off biological age

  • Aerobic Exercise Keeps You Young
    (09-Apr-2008)
    British study found it shaved 10 to 12 years off biological age

  • Exercise During Pregnancy Has Baby Benefits, Too
    (08-Apr-2008)
    Even fetus shows lower heart rate when moms-to-be work out regularly

  • A Month of Exercise Helps Ease Heart Failure
    (08-Apr-2008)
    Moderate regimen saw heart output, breathing improve, researchers say

  • School Environment Can Curb Kids' Weight Gain
    (07-Apr-2008)
    Philadelphia-based nutrition program reduced overweight by 50%, study concludes

  • Tight Backpack Straps Cut Blood to Shoulders, Arms
    (07-Apr-2008)
    Carrying 26 pounds for just 10 minutes can lead to fatigue, loss of motor skills

  • TV in the Bedroom Is Not a Teen's Best Friend
    (07-Apr-2008)
    Personal sets interfere with family time, grades and nutrition, study finds

  • Tight Backpack Straps Cut Blood to Shoulders, Arms
    (07-Apr-2008)
    Carrying 26 pounds for just 10 minutes can lead to fatigue, loss of motor skills

  • Painkillers Boost Muscle Mass Among Weight-Training Elderly
    (06-Apr-2008)
    Daily dose of ibuprofen, acetaminophen upped growth by 40% to 60%, study found

  • Yoga Program May Help Prevent Falls in Elderly
    (04-Apr-2008)
    9-week course for women over 65 showed increased flexibility, balance and stance

  • Health Tip: Maintain Healthy Blood Sugar During Exercise
    (04-Apr-2008)
    Suggestions for diabetics

  • Young Gymnasts Tumbling and Vaulting Their Way to the ER
    (04-Apr-2008)
    Injuries send more than 26,000 rushing in for acute care each year, study finds

  • Yoga Program May Help Prevent Falls in Elderly
    (04-Apr-2008)
    9-week course for women over 65 showed increased flexibility, balance and stance

  • Genetic Disorder May Hold Key to Heat Stroke Cure
    (03-Apr-2008)
    Some antioxidants may protect people like athletes, soldiers from fatal temperature rise

  • Normal Weight Doesn't Always Equal Healthy Weight
    (01-Apr-2008)
    Many have high percentages of body fat, leaving them prone to heart disease, diabetes

  • Increased Heart Risk Seen for Retired NFL Players
    (30-Mar-2008)
    Screening should begin in high school, researchers say

  • You May Be the Key to Cancer Prevention
    (29-Mar-2008)
    Up to half of cancer deaths could be avoided with lifestyle changes, experts say

  • Most Older Americans Living Longer and Better
    (27-Mar-2008)
    But problems persist, such as disparities among races, report finds

  • Height of Pitcher's Mound Can Strain Shoulders
    (26-Mar-2008)
    Major League Baseball study found standard mound might raise risk of stress injuries

  • Older Women Have Harder Time Preserving Muscle Than Men
    (26-Mar-2008)
    Key difference appears to be how their bodies react to protein, study says.

  • Abdominal Fat Boosts Dementia Risk
    (26-Mar-2008)
    Potbellies in midlife may flood brain with toxic substances, researcher says

  • Older Women Have Harder Time Preserving Muscle Than Men
    (26-Mar-2008)
    Key difference appears to be how their bodies react to protein, study says.

  • Older Women Have Harder Time Preserving Muscle Than Men
    (26-Mar-2008)
    Key difference appears to be how their bodies react to protein, study says.

  • Neighborhood Influences Exercise Levels
    (25-Mar-2008)
    Even more than income, where people live determines who goes out to play, study finds

  • Health Tip: Sports Safety for Kids
    (24-Mar-2008)
    Rules to live by

  • Diabetes' Toll Continues to Grow
    (21-Mar-2008)
    But it's not too late to protect yourself and your family, experts say

  • Health Tip: Weight-Bearing Exercises Strengthen Bones
    (21-Mar-2008)
    And help prevent osteoporosis

  • Balance in Old Age Tied to Brain Changes
    (18-Mar-2008)
    Monitoring white matter levels may assist early identification of walking problems

  • Head and Neck Cancer Outcomes a Mixed Bag
    (18-Mar-2008)
    Study finds quality of life suffers, but mental acuity may actually improve

  • Fewer Steps Per Day Send Disease Markers Up
    (18-Mar-2008)
    Insulin levels hike very fast when daily physical activity declines, Danish study found.

  • Balance in Old Age Tied to Brain Changes
    (18-Mar-2008)
    Monitoring white matter levels may assist early identification of walking problems

  • Human Growth Hormone Doesn't Improve Athletic Performance
    (17-Mar-2008)
    Study found that while it increased lean body mass, it didn't boost exercise capacity

  • Human Growth Hormone Doesn't Improve Athletic Performance
    (17-Mar-2008)
    Study found that while it increased lean body mass, it didn't boost exercise capacity

  • Human Growth Hormone Doesn't Improve Athletic Performance
    (17-Mar-2008)
    Study found that while it increased lean body mass, it didn't boost exercise capacity

  • Human Growth Hormone Doesn't Improve Athletic Performance
    (17-Mar-2008)
    Study found that while it increased lean body mass, it didn't boost exercise capacity

  • Therapy Could Save Limbs After Frostbite
    (17-Mar-2008)
    Angiography plus anti-clotting drug keep tissue viable, researchers say

  • Minimal Exercise Benefits Overweight Postmenopausal Women
    (13-Mar-2008)
    Just 10-30 minutes a day showed significant improvement in social functioning

  • Minimal Exercise Benefits Overweight Postmenopausal Women
    (13-Mar-2008)
    Just 10-30 minutes a day showed significant improvement in social functioning

  • Health Tip: Try Cross Training
    (11-Mar-2008)
    Vary your exercise routine

  • First-Time Shoulder Dislocations Helped by Surgery
    (10-Mar-2008)
    Arthroscopy kept function at 93% of pre-injury levels among young and active, study finds

  • New Guidelines Urged for Young Athletes' Neck Injuries
    (10-Mar-2008)
    Helmets, pads should be left on, then removed as a unit once patient is stabilized

  • New Guidelines Urged for Young Athletes' Neck Injuries
    (10-Mar-2008)
    Helmets, pads should be left on, then removed as a unit once patient is stabilized

  • Elbow, Shoulder Injuries Take Heavy Toll on Pro Baseball Players
    (09-Mar-2008)
    The majority never return to their pre-injury level, study finds

  • Yoga Eases Menopause Symptoms in Breast Cancer Survivors
    (08-Mar-2008)
    Improvement after breathing, stretching program still evident 3 months later, study finds

  • Yoga Eases Menopause Symptoms in Breast Cancer Survivors
    (08-Mar-2008)
    Improvement after breathing, stretching program still evident 3 months later, study finds

  • ACL Tears Worth Fixing in Seniors
    (06-Mar-2008)
    Age should not be determining factor for knee repair surgery, study suggests

  • ACL Tears Worth Fixing in Seniors
    (06-Mar-2008)
    Age should not be determining factor for knee repair surgery, study suggests

  • ACL Tears Worth Fixing in Seniors
    (06-Mar-2008)
    Age should not be determining factor for knee repair surgery, study suggests

  • Biking, Walking Best for New Knees
    (06-Mar-2008)
    Tennis, jogging and even golf are tougher on replaced joints, study finds

  • ACL Tears Worth Fixing in Seniors
    (06-Mar-2008)
    Age should not be determining factor for knee repair surgery, study suggests

  • Surviving Daylight Saving Switch
    (02-Mar-2008)
    Night owls especially need to readjust to cope with loss of hour's sleep on March 9

  • Health Tip: Prevent Runner's Knee
    (26-Feb-2008)
    Rest as soon as knee pain starts

  • Aquatic Exercises May Ease Fibromyalgia
    (22-Feb-2008)
    Exercise in heated pool brought relief from chronic pain, study found

  • Aquatic Exercises May Ease Fibromyalgia
    (22-Feb-2008)
    Exercise in heated pool brought relief from chronic pain, study found

  • Moderate Aerobic Fitness Levels May Cut Stroke Risk
    (21-Feb-2008)
    Findings show just 30 minutes of activity helped men, women regardless of family history

  • Moderate Aerobic Fitness Levels May Cut Stroke Risk
    (21-Feb-2008)
    Findings show just 30 minutes of activity helped men, women regardless of family history

  • Cutting Back on Salt Cuts Down on Sodas With Kids
    (21-Feb-2008)
    British researchers suggest reductions could lower chances of heart disease, diabetes

  • Portable Computer Devices Can Aid Exercise Programs
    (18-Feb-2008)
    PDAs beeped reminders to participants, and they worked out longer, study shows

  • Tango Classes Put Parkinson's Patients a Step Ahead
    (14-Feb-2008)
    Findings suggest spins, turns of the passionate dance improve mobility, balance

  • Health Tip: Let Shin Splints Heal
    (13-Feb-2008)
    Rest is the best medicine

  • Muscle Fatigue Drug May Fight Heart Failure
    (12-Feb-2008)
    It seems to plug calcium leaks that cause tiring in muscles, study says

  • Muscle Fatigue Drug May Fight Heart Failure
    (12-Feb-2008)
    It seems to plug calcium leaks that cause tiring in muscles, study says

  • Americans Abandoning National Parks
    (09-Feb-2008)
    Researchers find 25% decrease in usage of parks and forests, point to sedentary society

  • Americans Abandoning National Parks
    (09-Feb-2008)
    Researchers find 25% decrease in usage of parks and forests, point to sedentary society

  • Americans Abandoning National Parks
    (09-Feb-2008)
    Researchers find 25% decrease in usage of parks and forests, point to sedentary society

  • Americans Abandoning National Parks
    (09-Feb-2008)
    Researchers find 25% decrease in usage of parks and forests, point to sedentary society

  • Staying Dry at Beach May Spare Your Stomach
    (08-Feb-2008)
    Longer exposure to water, wet sand boosts gastrointestinal illness risk, study says

  • Staying Dry at Beach May Spare Your Stomach
    (08-Feb-2008)
    Longer exposure to water, wet sand boosts gastrointestinal illness risk, study says

  • Staying Dry at Beach May Spare Your Stomach
    (08-Feb-2008)
    Longer exposure to water, wet sand boosts gastrointestinal illness risk, study says

  • Staying Dry at Beach May Spare Your Stomach
    (08-Feb-2008)
    Longer exposure to water, wet sand boosts gastrointestinal illness risk, study says

  • Harnessing Human Energy for Medical Good
    (07-Feb-2008)
    Device could use act of walking to power artificial limbs, insulin pumps, pacemakers

  • GPS Devices Measure Severity of Peripheral Artery Disease
    (05-Feb-2008)
    Same technology used in cars determined walking abilities of patients, study suggests

  • Health Tip: Before Giving Yoga a Try
    (05-Feb-2008)
    Take precautions to help prevent injury

  • New Guideline Urges Screening for Fall Risk
    (04-Feb-2008)
    Those with poor balance, dementia, vision loss most in peril, group says

  • Toll-Free Hotline to Help Seniors Avoid Falls
    (03-Feb-2008)
    National outreach to stress importance of physical activities to improve balance

  • Health Tip: Exercise Routines for Arthritis Patients
    (01-Feb-2008)
    Relieve symptoms with exercise

  • Health Tip: Boys and Body Image
    (31-Jan-2008)
    Males dwell on it, too

  • Super Bowl Fans Should Heed Heart Risk Finding
    (30-Jan-2008)
    German study found higher chances of cardiovascular trouble during 2006 World Cup matches

  • Health Tip: Exercise for Teens
    (28-Jan-2008)
    You don't have to hit the gym

  • Sedentary Lifestyle Accelerates Aging
    (28-Jan-2008)
    Active people biologically younger than couch potato set, British study suggests

  • Putting on Pedometer Helps Walkers Shed Pounds
    (24-Jan-2008)
    The device helps them set, meet goals, study suggests

  • A Little Regular Exercise Extends Men's Lives
    (23-Jan-2008)
    Brisk 30-minute walk a few days a week cut death risk in half, study found

  • Another Study Links Western Diet to Heart, Health Risks
    (22-Jan-2008)
    But it also found that diet soda doesn't protect against metabolic syndrome

  • Gastric Lap-Band Surgery Can Send Diabetes Into Remission
    (22-Jan-2008)
    It helps patients shed more pounds than dieting and exercise do, study shows

  • Exercise Program Eases Arthritis
    (21-Jan-2008)
    Even 6 months later, improvements in pain and fatigue still evident, study finds

  • Helmets Save Lives in Winter Sports
    (12-Jan-2008)
    Snow activities boost head injury risk, but experts say precautions can keep you safe

  • Helmets Save Lives in Winter Sports
    (12-Jan-2008)
    Snow activities boost head injury risk, but experts say precautions can keep you safe

  • Helmets Save Lives in Winter Sports
    (12-Jan-2008)
    Snow activities boost head injury risk, but experts say precautions can keep you safe

  • Helmets Save Lives in Winter Sports
    (12-Jan-2008)
    Snow activities boost head injury risk, but experts say precautions can keep you safe

  • Strength Training Eases Chronic Neck Pain
    (11-Jan-2008)
    Danish study of women showed effect lasted long after program ended

  • Strength Training Eases Chronic Neck Pain
    (11-Jan-2008)
    Danish study of women showed effect lasted long after program ended

  • Drink a Little, Stay Active, Save Your Heart
    (09-Jan-2008)
    The combination could add years to your life, Danish researchers find

  • Drink a Little, Stay Active, Save Your Heart
    (09-Jan-2008)
    The combination could add years to your life, Danish researchers find

  • Test Finds Rare Heart Defect in Some Young Athletes
    (09-Jan-2008)
    Finding may fuel debate about screening for cardiovascular problems

  • Drink a Little, Stay Active, Save Your Heart
    (09-Jan-2008)
    The combination could add years to your life, Danish researchers find

  • Drink a Little, Stay Active, Save Your Heart
    (09-Jan-2008)
    The combination could add years to your life, Danish researchers find

  • Drink a Little, Stay Active, Save Your Heart
    (09-Jan-2008)
    The combination could add years to your life, Danish researchers find

  • Drink a Little, Stay Active, Save Your Heart
    (09-Jan-2008)
    The combination could add years to your life, Danish researchers find

  • Drink a Little, Stay Active, Save Your Heart
    (09-Jan-2008)
    The combination could add years to your life, Danish researchers find

  • Test Finds Rare Heart Defect in Some Young Athletes
    (09-Jan-2008)
    Finding may fuel debate about screening for cardiovascular problems

  • Drink a Little, Stay Active, Save Your Heart
    (09-Jan-2008)
    The combination could add years to your life, Danish researchers find

  • Drink a Little, Stay Active, Save Your Heart
    (09-Jan-2008)
    The combination could add years to your life, Danish researchers find

  • Drink a Little, Stay Active, Save Your Heart
    (09-Jan-2008)
    The combination could add years to your life, Danish researchers find

  • Health Tip: Walk for Good Health
    (09-Jan-2008)
    Suggestions for starting a walking routine

  • Drink a Little, Stay Active, Save Your Heart
    (09-Jan-2008)
    The combination could add years to your life, Danish researchers find

  • Diabetes Drug May Cut Med-Related Weight Gain
    (08-Jan-2008)
    Metformin plus lifestyle intervention counteracts pounds added by antipsychotics

  • Small Lifestyle Changes Can Boost Longevity
    (08-Jan-2008)
    Not smoking, exercising, moderate drinking, eating veggies could add 14 years, study says

  • School Social Standing Linked to Teen Girls' Weight Gain
    (08-Jan-2008)
    Those who self-reported low esteem most likely to add pounds over 2-year span, study finds

  • School Social Standing Linked to Teen Girls' Weight Gain
    (08-Jan-2008)
    Those who self-reported low esteem most likely to add pounds over 2-year span, study finds

  • School Social Standing Linked to Teen Girls' Weight Gain
    (08-Jan-2008)
    Those who self-reported low esteem most likely to add pounds over 2-year span, study finds

  • Fitness Begins at Home
    (05-Jan-2008)
    Tips on getting healthy without heading to the gym

  • Exercise Eases Some Menopause Symptoms
    (03-Jan-2008)
    It lowers stress and depression, even though it doesn't impact on hot flashes, study finds

  • Testosterone Supplements Provide Little Benefit
    (02-Jan-2008)
    Older men can lose body fat, but treatment won't boost strength or mental powers, study finds

  • Seasonal Safety Tips for Older Adults
    (31-Dec-2007)
    Some seniors have a hard time coping with winter's chill, experts warn

  • Make That New Year's Fitness Resolution Stick
    (31-Dec-2007)
    Find an exercise that you love and seek out support from friends, experts advise

  • Gain a Foothold on Winter Walking Safety
    (30-Dec-2007)
    Tread carefully in slush and ice, and use caution when exiting transportation

  • Gain a Foothold on Winter Walking Safety
    (30-Dec-2007)
    Tread carefully in slush and ice, and use caution when exiting transportation

  • Put Safety First During Winter Fun
    (29-Dec-2007)
    Serious injuries can happen to kids if precautions are skipped, experts say

  • Put Safety First During Winter Fun
    (29-Dec-2007)
    Serious injuries can happen to kids if precautions are skipped, experts say

  • Put Safety First During Winter Fun
    (29-Dec-2007)
    Serious injuries can happen to kids if precautions are skipped, experts say

  • Childhood Diabetes Boosts Risk for Kidney Problems
    (28-Dec-2007)
    Lifestyle changes are key to avoiding complications, doctors say

  • Study Spotlights 'Exercise-Friendly' Day-Care Centers
    (26-Dec-2007)
    Outdoor spaces and lots of portable toys get kids moving, researchers say

  • Playing Catch in Winter Could Save Kids' Pitching Arms
    (25-Dec-2007)
    Early practice for youngsters can reduce risk of shoulder injury, physician to pros says

  • Post-Holiday Letdown Can Be Avoided
    (25-Dec-2007)
    Healthy diet, exercise are real blues-beaters, experts say

  • Playing Catch in Winter Could Save Kids' Pitching Arms
    (25-Dec-2007)
    Early practice for youngsters can reduce risk of shoulder injury, physician to pros says

  • Post-Holiday Letdown Can Be Avoided
    (25-Dec-2007)
    Healthy diet, exercise are real blues-beaters, experts say

  • Playing Catch in Winter Could Save Kids' Pitching Arms
    (25-Dec-2007)
    Early practice for youngsters can reduce risk of shoulder injury, physician to pros says

  • Playing Catch in Winter Could Save Kids' Pitching Arms
    (25-Dec-2007)
    Early practice for youngsters can reduce risk of shoulder injury, physician to pros says

  • Scientists Marvel at Santa's Stamina
    (24-Dec-2007)
    As another Christmas Day approaches, they speculate how he jolly well does it

  • Health Tip: Prevent Shin Splints
    (24-Dec-2007)
    Don't change exercise routine too abruptly

  • Realistic Expectations Help Ward Off Holiday Depression
    (24-Dec-2007)
    Enjoying what the season brings means taking things as they come, expert says

  • Health Tip: Prevent Shin Splints
    (24-Dec-2007)
    Don't change exercise routine too abruptly

  • Regular Walking Protects the Aging Brain
    (19-Dec-2007)
    Even moderate exercise helps ward off dementia, study shows

  • Health Tip: Athletes Should Wear a Mouth Guard
    (18-Dec-2007)
    Help protect your teeth

  • Health Tip: Make Exercise Fun
    (17-Dec-2007)
    Ways to get young children interested

  • Moderate Exercise Cuts Risk of Metabolic Syndrome
    (17-Dec-2007)
    Just a 30-minute walk most days reduces threat, even without diet changes, study finds

  • Workplace Flexibility Can Boost Healthy Behaviors
    (14-Dec-2007)
    Giving workers some leeway promotes positive lifestyle changes, study finds

  • Workplace Flexibility Can Boost Healthy Behaviors
    (14-Dec-2007)
    Giving workers some leeway promotes positive lifestyle changes, study finds

  • Computerized Reminder Calls Get Couch Potatoes Moving
    (12-Dec-2007)
    Study finds automated calls a low-cost way to motivate sedentary people to work out

  • High Meat Consumption Linked to Heightened Cancer Risk
    (11-Dec-2007)
    U.S. study finds the more red meat and processed meat you eat, the higher the risk

  • Abdominal Fat Tied to High Risk for Coronary Trouble
    (11-Dec-2007)
    Waist-hip ratio measurement is a strong predictor of heart disease, Britsh study says

  • Amount of Exercise Key to Lowering Kids' Blood Pressure
    (11-Dec-2007)
    Study finds total levels of activity more important than intensity

  • High Meat Consumption Linked to Heightened Cancer Risk
    (11-Dec-2007)
    U.S. study finds the more red meat and processed meat you eat, the higher the risk

  • Health Tip: Get Exercise at Work
    (10-Dec-2007)
    Ways to stay fit

  • Good Physical Function Halves Stroke Risk
    (10-Dec-2007)
    Researchers find pronounced effect in those over 40

  • Good Physical Function Halves Stroke Risk
    (10-Dec-2007)
    Researchers find pronounced effect in those over 40

  • Good Physical Function Halves Stroke Risk
    (10-Dec-2007)
    Researchers find pronounced effect in those over 40

  • Everyday Choices Can Influence Cancer Risk
    (07-Dec-2007)
    More salads, exercise, can keep lung tumors at bay, one study found

  • Fitness, Not Fatness, Predicts a Longer Life
    (04-Dec-2007)
    People in good shape tend to outlive folks who aren't, study finds

  • Health Tip: The Road to a Healthy Heart
    (30-Nov-2007)
    Some easy ways to keep fit

  • We Can! Program Takes Aim at Childhood Obesity
    (30-Nov-2007)
    The national partnership wants to create a healthier America

  • Saline Wash May Ease Shoulder Tendonitis
    (28-Nov-2007)
    Study supports effectiveness of the ultrasound-guided technique

  • Health Tip: People With Cancer Can Exercise
    (07-Nov-2007)
    But check with a doctor first

  • Diesel Exhaust Increases Clot Formation
    (07-Nov-2007)
    2 hours after exposure to fumes, volunteers' blood platelets thickened, study found

  • Regular Exercise Helps Fight Heart Failure
    (07-Nov-2007)
    It stimulates tissue repair better than drugs, study finds

  • Cardiac Device Won't Help Some Heart Failure Patients
    (06-Nov-2007)
    They performed no better with Cardiac Resynchronization Therapy, researchers say

  • Energy Drinks Could Pose Blood Pressure Risks
    (06-Nov-2007)
    Medicated heart patients might be in danger, study suggests

  • Early Weight Gain Can Mean Heart Trouble Later in Life
    (05-Nov-2007)
    Children as young as 7 show signs of cardiovascular risk factors, study finds

  • Diet, Lifestyle Changes Cut Some Infertility Risk
    (02-Nov-2007)
    Food, exercise choices may lower risk by almost 80% for those with ovulatory disorders, study suggests

  • Preeclampsia Linked to Heart Disease Risk
    (02-Nov-2007)
    Women need to be aware of their heart disease risk before and after pregnancy

  • Health Tip: Stick to Your Exercise Program
    (31-Oct-2007)
    Make it part of your routine

  • Obesity Linked to Increased Cancer Risk
    (31-Oct-2007)
    Report says exercise and diet can lower chances of malignancies

  • Too Much TV Can Raise Kids' Blood Pressure
    (30-Oct-2007)
    It's linked to obesity, which then triggers hypertension, study suggests

  • Some Female Athletes Risking Weaker Bones
    (26-Oct-2007)
    Swimmers, divers, runners have poorer bone density, research shows

  • Exercise Helps Overweight Youngsters Learn
    (26-Oct-2007)
    It boosts the mind and the body, study shows

  • Some Female Athletes Risking Weaker Bones
    (26-Oct-2007)
    Swimmers, divers, runners have poorer bone density, research shows

  • Health Tip: Exercise Doing Everyday Chores
    (25-Oct-2007)
    Easy ways to get more exercise

  • Health Tip: Inline Skating
    (25-Oct-2007)
    Suggestions on doing it safely

  • Experts Sound Off on Workout Grunting
    (24-Oct-2007)
    Some gym members object, but these noises may boost fitness

  • Health Tip: Prevent Injury From Raking Leaves
    (24-Oct-2007)
    Take these precautions

  • Physical Therapy Shortens ICU Stay
    (23-Oct-2007)
    Respiratory patients left hospital about 3 days sooner, study found

  • Study Shows How Exercise Helps Women's Hearts
    (22-Oct-2007)
    Much of the benefit comes from changes in blood pressure, inflammation

  • U.S. Schools Getting Better at Boosting Kids' Health
    (19-Oct-2007)
    But more is needed to improve nutrition and physical activity, report says

  • Pre-Workout Stretching Won't Prevent Sore Muscles
    (18-Oct-2007)
    New review of the evidence shows no link

  • Pre-Workout Stretching Won't Prevent Sore Muscles
    (18-Oct-2007)
    New review of the evidence shows no link

  • Oral Thermometers Can't Assess Exercise Heat Stroke
    (17-Oct-2007)
    Use a rectal thermometer instead, experts urge

  • Water Workouts Work for Arthritis Patients
    (17-Oct-2007)
    Sessions relieve pain and help improve daily function, researchers say

  • Oral Thermometers Can't Assess Exercise Heat Stroke
    (17-Oct-2007)
    Use a rectal thermometer instead, experts urge

  • Pricey Running Shoes Not Worth It: Study
    (11-Oct-2007)
    Expensive or not, sneakers performed equally in high-tech tests

  • Pricey Running Shoes Not Worth It: Study
    (11-Oct-2007)
    Expensive or not, sneakers performed equally in high-tech tests

  • Health Tip: Prevent Athlete's Foot
    (05-Oct-2007)
    It's often picked up in public places

  • Heart-Healthy Workouts Help Knees, Too
    (05-Oct-2007)
    They help ward off osteoarthritis, study suggests

  • '69 New York Jets Continue Their Winning Ways
    (05-Oct-2007)
    Joe Namath's Super Bowl crew has fared better with health than many retired players, study finds

  • No Link Between Amateur Boxing, Long-Term Brain Damage
    (05-Oct-2007)
    Review of 36 studies finds no good evidence of an association

  • Junk Food, TV Driving Kids to Obesity
    (25-Sep-2007)
    Studies find it's tougher than ever for youngsters to stay healthy

  • Take Care of Your Heart Before and After Problems
    (24-Sep-2007)
    Healthy blood pressure and weight can help avoid heart failure; rehab can aid recovery

  • Post-Knee Replacement Physio Helps in Short Term
    (21-Sep-2007)
    But gains in flexibility, quality of life don't last, data suggests

  • Aerobic, Weight Training Combo Best Against Diabetes
    (17-Sep-2007)
    Exercise is always good, but combining two approaches brings better results, study finds

  • International Database Seeks to Boost Treatment of Altitude Sickness
    (09-Sep-2007)
    Fluid buildup in lungs can be deadly for skiers, mountain climbers, regardless of fitness

  • International Database Seeks to Boost Treatment of Altitude Sickness
    (09-Sep-2007)
    Fluid buildup in lungs can be deadly for skiers, mountain climbers, regardless of fitness

  • International Database Seeks to Boost Treatment of Altitude Sickness
    (09-Sep-2007)
    Fluid buildup in lungs can be deadly for skiers, mountain climbers, regardless of fitness

  • International Database Seeks to Boost Treatment of Altitude Sickness
    (09-Sep-2007)
    Fluid buildup in lungs can be deadly for skiers, mountain climbers, regardless of fitness

  • 1 in 3 Varsity Athletes Has Exercise-Induced Asthma
    (07-Sep-2007)
    Condition arises even in those with no asthma history, study finds

  • 1 in 3 Varsity Athletes Has Exercise-Induced Asthma
    (07-Sep-2007)
    Condition arises even in those with no asthma history, study finds

  • Workouts a Boon for Breast Cancer Patients
    (06-Sep-2007)
    Exercise, yoga improve quality of life, even chemotherapy compliance, studies find

  • Swelling After Knee Injury May Hinder Healing
    (31-Aug-2007)
    Pig study shows blocking 2 proteins could mean less invasive treatment of meniscus damage

  • More Kids Are Suffering Sports Injuries
    (30-Aug-2007)
    Year-round play, one-sport specialization are likely culprits behind the increase

  • Obesity Rate in U.S. Still Climbing
    (27-Aug-2007)
    New findings show no state posted a decline in adult rates last year

  • Heart Attack Boosts Diabetes Risk
    (24-Aug-2007)
    Each condition encourages the other, study finds

  • Coloring Compound in Fruits, Veggies May Cut Colon Cancer Risk
    (19-Aug-2007)
    Lab tests show altering anthocyanin molecules could lead to new treatments, study says

  • Healthy Lifestyle Key To Cancer Prevention
    (16-Aug-2007)
    Obesity, tobacco cause half of all cancers, presidential panel says

  • Mt. Everest Deadlier for Older Climbers
    (15-Aug-2007)
    Experience won't always compensate for flagging stamina, study suggests

  • Mt. Everest Deadlier for Older Climbers
    (15-Aug-2007)
    Experience won't always compensate for flagging stamina, study suggests

  • Exercise Plus Coffee May Ward Off Skin Cancer
    (30-Jul-2007)
    Findings come from mouse study, however, and sunscreen is still key, experts say

  • Body Clock Shift May Cause Sickness-Linked Fatigue
    (19-Jul-2007)
    Targeting this change could lead to new therapies, researchers say

  • Speedy Athletic Hernia Repair Is Possible
    (16-Jul-2007)
    Good rehab and the right type of mesh make the difference, experts say

  • Health Tip: Feeding a Child Athlete
    (16-Jul-2007)
    Make sure the youngster is getting the right foods and liquids

  • Throwing Helps Protect Pitchers' Arms
    (16-Jul-2007)
    It can help their game, but overdoing it also brings risks, researchers warn

  • Speedy Athletic Hernia Repair Is Possible
    (16-Jul-2007)
    Good rehab and the right type of mesh make the difference, experts say

  • Throwing Helps Protect Pitchers' Arms
    (16-Jul-2007)
    It can help their game, but overdoing it also brings risks, researchers warn

  • Move Just a Little, Live Longer
    (15-Jul-2007)
    You don't have to run marathons to get healthy, experts say

  • Move Just a Little, Live Longer
    (15-Jul-2007)
    You don't have to run marathons to get healthy, experts say

  • Pack Health Into Your Summer Holiday
    (14-Jul-2007)
    A few expert tips can help bring peace of mind

  • Fantasy Gaming Gives Insight Into Learning
    (13-Jul-2007)
    'Fake' baseball play may spur love of the real thing, study finds

  • No Clear Evidence Meditation Can Boost Health: Study
    (13-Jul-2007)
    Better data needed for mindfulness, yoga, other methods, researchers say

  • Preseason Warm-Ups Cut Soccer Groin Injuries
    (12-Jul-2007)
    Program led to a third fewer such problems, researchers say

  • Preseason Warm-Ups Cut Soccer Groin Injuries
    (12-Jul-2007)
    Program led to a third fewer such problems, researchers say

  • Kids Living Near School Rarely Walk There: Study
    (11-Jul-2007)
    It's a missed opportunity for fitness, researchers say

  • Kids Living Near School Rarely Walk There: Study
    (11-Jul-2007)
    It's a missed opportunity for fitness, researchers say

  • Good Parents Are Good Sports, Too
    (08-Jul-2007)
    Meddling moms and dads can take the joy out of youth league activities

  • Good Parents Are Good Sports, Too
    (08-Jul-2007)
    Meddling moms and dads can take the joy out of youth league activities

  • Heat-Related Illnesses Take the Fun Out of Sun
    (07-Jul-2007)
    Using sunscreen, drinking water, covering up are just what the doctor orders

  • High School Football Brings Brain Trauma Dangers
    (06-Jul-2007)
    Many players are back on the field too soon after head injury, experts say

  • Men Put Their Health on the Back Burner
    (03-Jul-2007)
    Survey finds more than a quarter wait 'as long as possible' before seeking help

  • Amateur Basketball Players Court Disaster
    (01-Jul-2007)
    Experts offer 'weekend warriors' tips on preventing injury

  • Amateur Basketball Players Court Disaster
    (01-Jul-2007)
    Experts offer 'weekend warriors' tips on preventing injury

  • It's Never Too Late to Get Healthy
    (28-Jun-2007)
    Even starting in middle age reduces risk of heart disease and death, study shows

  • Sugary Drinks Fattening Up Preschoolers
    (25-Jun-2007)
    Fruit-flavored drinks, sodas between meals are a big culprit, study finds

  • Helmets Might Help Skiers
    (21-Jun-2007)
    The headgear is especially protective at lower speeds and off main slopes, experts say

  • European Kids Using Banned Sports-Doping Drugs
    (19-Jun-2007)
    3% of French 15-year-olds have tried salbutamol, steroids, study finds

  • European Kids Using Banned Sports-Doping Drugs
    (19-Jun-2007)
    3% of French 15-year-olds have tried salbutamol, steroids, study finds

  • Clot-Busting Drug May Help Treat Frostbite
    (19-Jun-2007)
    Easing blood flow avoids amputations, researchers say

  • A Safe Summer Means More Fun for Kids
    (16-Jun-2007)
    Experts offer parents common-sense tips to protect children from injury

  • Bengay Death Highlights OTC Dangers
    (15-Jun-2007)
    Just because it's nonprescription doesn't mean it's harmless, experts caution in wake of teen track star's overdose from sports cream

  • Health Tip: Suggestions for Stretching
    (13-Jun-2007)
    An important part of any workout

  • Docs Should Tackle Patients' Problem Behaviors All at Once: Study
    (13-Jun-2007)
    Issues like smoking, bad diets were better overcome that way, researchers say

  • U.S. Experts Publish Brain Health 'Road Map'
    (10-Jun-2007)
    It calls for more research into Alzheimer's, other threats

  • Health Tip: Seniors, Listen to Your Bodies
    (08-Jun-2007)
    How to know if you've done too much

  • Moderate Exercise May Slow Progression of Lou Gehrig's Disease
    (06-Jun-2007)
    Daily routine could strengthen muscles, contribute to better quality of life, study finds

  • Study Suggests Keys to Weight Control
    (06-Jun-2007)
    Successful 'losers' stay active, minimize 'screen time' at computers and TV

  • Drop in Cardiac Deaths Tied to Better Treatments, Lifestyles
    (06-Jun-2007)
    But rising obesity and diabetes rates could offset those gains, study finds

  • Moderate Exercise May Slow Progression of Lou Gehrig's Disease
    (06-Jun-2007)
    Daily routine could strengthen muscles, contribute to better quality of life, study finds

  • Asthma Risk Higher For Infants Who Swim Indoors
    (04-Jun-2007)
    Poor ventilation, overchlorination can damage developing lungs, study says

  • Healthy Diet, Exercise Might Lower Chances of Cancer's Return
    (03-Jun-2007)
    The former fought colon cancer recurrence, the latter lowered insulin levels in breast cancer survivors

  • Physical Activity Lowers Heart Disease Risk
    (01-Jun-2007)
    Middle-aged women who moved around more had less fat around vital organs, study finds

  • Health Tip: Sick After Swimming
    (31-May-2007)
    How to reduce your risk of recreational water illness

  • Weight Training May Be Muscles' 'Fountain of Youth'
    (30-May-2007)
    Genetic tests shows it reverses aging process in elderly tissues

  • Parkinson's Linked to Pesticides, Head Trauma
    (30-May-2007)
    More exposure means a higher likelihood of the motor illness, research shows

  • Exercise May Boost 'Good' Cholesterol Levels
    (29-May-2007)
    Aerobic workouts 2 hours a week burned calories, too

  • Guidelines Push Pulmonary Rehab for COPD Patients
    (29-May-2007)
    Exercise improves quality of life for those limited by respiratory disease

  • Exercise May Boost 'Good' Cholesterol Levels
    (29-May-2007)
    Aerobic workouts 2 hours a week burned calories, too

  • Health Tip: Swim, Swim, Swim
    (29-May-2007)
    It's a great form of low-impact exercise

  • Keeping Weight Off in Youth Pays Off in Old Age
    (22-May-2007)
    Elderly fared better if they'd been trim at 25, 50 years of age, study found

  • New Yorkers Get a Sneak Peek at alli®
    (22-May-2007)
    Weight-loss drug works only if diet and exercise part of the program, maker says

  • When Produce Is Homegrown, Kids Eat Better
    (18-May-2007)
    Children develop taste for fruits, veggies straight from the garden, study finds

  • 'Walk and Work' Station Helps Obese Shed Pounds
    (17-May-2007)
    Office staff burn off extra calories while working on computers

  • Many Americans Confused About Cancer: Survey
    (17-May-2007)
    1 in 4 think there's not much you can do to prevent it

  • Lifestyle Changes Help Older Women's Hearts After HRT
    (16-May-2007)
    Exercise, better diet cuts cardiovascular risks, study finds

  • Premature Babies Face Future Blood Sugar, Blood Pressure Problems
    (16-May-2007)
    But the threats can be managed through proper diet and exercise, study says

  • Just 10 Minutes of Daily Exercise Boosts Heart Health
    (15-May-2007)
    Study finds a little exercise provides cardiovascular benefits, and more is even better

  • Fish Oil-Exercise Combo May Boost Cardio Health
    (14-May-2007)
    Supplement plus workouts raise good cholesterol levels, study finds

  • Enzyme Puts Brakes on Racing Heartbeat: Study
    (14-May-2007)
    Finding may lead to better drug treatments for common heart ailments

  • Diet Rich in Cereal Fibers May Help Prevent Type 2 Diabetes
    (14-May-2007)
    The nutrient magnesium may also offer protective effects, German study says

  • New Cholesterol Check Gauges Kids' Heart Risk
    (13-May-2007)
    But the new tool might be too cumbersome for some doctors, one expert says

  • Pool Safety Tips Keep Everyone's Head Above Water
    (13-May-2007)
    Common-sense measures reduce kids' drowning risk, groups say

  • Pool Safety Tips Keep Everyone's Head Above Water
    (13-May-2007)
    Common-sense measures reduce kids' drowning risk, groups say

  • Simple Workout Urged for Pregnant Women on Bed Rest
    (12-May-2007)
    Too much inactivity can atrophy muscles, physical therapists warn

  • Women Less Likely to Get Treatment After Heart Tests
    (11-May-2007)
    Many were still not prescribed heart medications 6 months after exam, study found

  • Women Less Likely to Get Treatment After Heart Tests
    (11-May-2007)
    Many were still not prescribed heart medications 6 months after exam, study found

  • Daily Steroid Helps Boys With Duchenne's to Walk
    (09-May-2007)
    But the muscular dystrophy treatment also ups the risk of fractures, study finds

  • TV Use Pervasive Among Tiniest Tots
    (07-May-2007)
    Almost two-thirds of kids under 2 watch TV daily, study finds

  • Dieting Usually Healthy for Older Adults: Study
    (04-May-2007)
    Physical function is unaffected by typical weight loss, researchers say

  • Amateur Boxers Also Hit by Brain Injury
    (02-May-2007)
    Spinal fluid study shows signs of post-fight damage

  • Weight Training Helps Workers With Rotator Cuff Injuries: Study
    (01-May-2007)
    Resistance exercises got people back to work faster than traditional therapy

  • Weight Training Helps Workers With Rotator Cuff Injuries: Study
    (01-May-2007)
    Resistance exercises got people back to work faster than traditional therapy

  • Weight Training Helps Workers With Rotator Cuff Injuries: Study
    (01-May-2007)
    Resistance exercises got people back to work faster than traditional therapy

  • New Drug Counteracts Overeating
    (30-Apr-2007)
    It revs up metabolism much like exercise, researchers say

  • Health Tip: Prevent a Pulled Hamstring
    (27-Apr-2007)
    Stretch properly before exercise

  • Ex-Pro Football Players Struggle With Health Problems
    (27-Apr-2007)
    Depression, chronic pain can contribute to alcohol abuse, financial difficulties, study finds

  • Exercise May Help Ward Off Parkinson's Disease
    (25-Apr-2007)
    Researchers still looking for cause of the apparent benefit

  • Singulair Approved for Exercise-Induced Asthma
    (25-Apr-2007)
    In people aged 15 and older

  • Depression Can Increase Diabetes Risk
    (23-Apr-2007)
    Poor mood may lead to less exercise, worsening diet, researchers suspect

  • Harnessing Tai Chi's Quiet Strength for Health
    (22-Apr-2007)
    Ancient art has proven benefits and is open to all, experts say

  • Campaign Offers Easy Steps to Cutting Diabetes Risk
    (22-Apr-2007)
    ADA's 'CheckUp America' program launches this week

  • On Deck: A Showdown Over Metal Bats
    (15-Apr-2007)
    While some governments move to ban them, proponents say they're as safe as wood ones

  • Athletic Trainers See Rise in MRSA Infections: Survey
    (14-Apr-2007)
    Antibiotic-resistant hospital 'superbug' found increasingly in otherwise healthy people

  • Athletic Trainers See Rise in MRSA Infections: Survey
    (14-Apr-2007)
    Antibiotic-resistant hospital 'superbug' found increasingly in otherwise healthy people

  • Weightlifting During Dialysis Combats Muscle Wasting: Study
    (13-Apr-2007)
    High-intensity exercise was safe, improved patients' strength, quality of life

  • Weightlifting During Dialysis Combats Muscle Wasting: Study
    (13-Apr-2007)
    High-intensity exercise was safe, improved patients' strength, quality of life

  • Health Tip: Symptoms of 'The Bends'
    (12-Apr-2007)
    When skin divers surface too quickly

  • It's Hip to Live Past 100
    (05-Apr-2007)
    Staying active, current may be key to centenarian's success, survey finds

  • Guidelines Target Prevention of Sudden Heart Death in Young Athletes
    (04-Apr-2007)
    Task force focuses on quick action in first critical minutes

  • Kids' Head Injury is Often Repeated: Study
    (03-Apr-2007)
    Having one such trauma doubles the risk for a second head injury, researchers find

  • Health Tip: Your Child's Development
    (30-Mar-2007)
    Make sure he gets enough exercise

  • Physical Activity Cuts Risk of Repetitive Strain Injury
    (29-Mar-2007)
    Exercise may make muscles more resilient, improve balance, experts say

  • Health Tip: Fitting a Bike Helmet
    (26-Mar-2007)
    Protect yourself or your child from injury

  • Fitted Sports Gear Key to Eye Protection
    (23-Mar-2007)
    40,000 injuries a year could be cut with appropriate use of safety lenses

  • Fitted Sports Gear Key to Eye Protection
    (23-Mar-2007)
    40,000 injuries a year could be cut with appropriate use of safety lenses

  • Activity Levels Key to Childhood Obesity
    (21-Mar-2007)
    British study shows exercise directly tied to amounts of fat measureable in kids

  • Health Tip: Prevent Sports Injuries
    (19-Mar-2007)
    Sports should be safe and fun

  • Checklist May Help Cut Sudden Death in Athletes
    (16-Mar-2007)
    12-step screen can spot underlying heart problems, experts say

  • Heart Disease Lower in Children of Parents Who Live to 85
    (12-Mar-2007)
    But genes are no substitute for a healthy lifestyle, one expert says

  • Growth Hormone Abuse May Boost Diabetes Risk
    (09-Mar-2007)
    Case of newly diabetic bodybuilder may be a warning to others, researchers say

  • Exercise in Youth Keeps Hypertension Risk Low
    (09-Mar-2007)
    Benefits extended past age 30, study found

  • Growth Hormone Abuse May Boost Diabetes Risk
    (09-Mar-2007)
    Case of newly diabetic bodybuilder may be a warning to others, researchers say

  • Stress, Obesity Taking Toll on Latin Americans' Health
    (08-Mar-2007)
    Changes in diet, society are boosting heart disease risk, study finds

  • Most American Seniors Live With Chronic Disease
    (08-Mar-2007)
    More needs to be done to encourage exercise, healthy eating, CDC report says

  • Spas: An Option for All
    (04-Mar-2007)
    No longer a destination solely for the wealthy, spa vacations can fit many budgets

  • Exercise Helps Slow Smokers' Lung Function Decline
    (01-Mar-2007)
    Activity levels tied to 21% drop in new cases of chronic obstructive pulmonary disease

  • Too Much TV Bad for Tots' Tummies
    (28-Feb-2007)
    Study of 3-year-olds found diets got worse as viewing time rose

  • Long-Term, Strenuous Exercise May Lower Breast Cancer Risk
    (27-Feb-2007)
    Study found moderate activity didn't appear to have an effect, however

  • Why Weight-Loss Efforts Fail
    (23-Feb-2007)
    Researchers zero in how to succeed the next time

  • Kids Living Near 'Green Spaces' Less Likely to Be Overweight
    (21-Feb-2007)
    But socioeconomic factors also play a part in children's activity levels, experts say

  • Bioengineered ACL Could Help Injured Knees
    (20-Feb-2007)
    In rabbits, researchers used animal's cells to help grow new ligament

  • Bioengineered ACL Could Help Injured Knees
    (20-Feb-2007)
    In rabbits, researchers used animal's cells to help grow new ligament

  • Experts Issue New Heart Disease Guidelines for Women
    (19-Feb-2007)
    American Heart Association recommendations now focus on a woman's lifetime risk

  • 'Great American Health Challenge:' Beat Cancer
    (17-Feb-2007)
    American Cancer Society wants to help you cut your risk for the disease

  • Music Video Helps Knee Replacement Patients
    (16-Feb-2007)
    Instruction, exercising to tunes boosted recovery time 59% on average, study says

  • Kids' Sports Injuries on the Increase
    (16-Feb-2007)
    Youngsters are playing too much of one sport, almost year-round, experts warn

  • Kids' Sports Injuries on the Increase
    (16-Feb-2007)
    Youngsters are playing too much of one sport, almost year-round, experts warn

  • Health Tip: Try Yoga
    (16-Feb-2007)
    A relaxing form of exercise

  • Drug Could Help Save Mountain Climbers' Lives
    (13-Feb-2007)
    Acetazolamide eases a dangerous build-up in lung pressure, study suggests

  • Age Brings More Fat, Less Muscle
    (10-Feb-2007)
    And all that extra fat can spur disease, researchers say

  • Power-Boosting Protein in Muscle Declines With Age
    (06-Feb-2007)
    That's why even fit older people may need to work harder to stay slim, study says

  • Power-Boosting Protein in Muscle Declines With Age
    (06-Feb-2007)
    That's why even fit older people may need to work harder to stay slim, study says

  • TV Habits Have No Impact on Teen Exercise
    (05-Feb-2007)
    So programs to get kids more active can't rely on cutting television time, study says

  • Workouts Add Muscle to the Flu Shot
    (03-Feb-2007)
    Arm exercises beforehand boost immune responses to the vaccine, study shows

  • Health Tip: Exercising During Pregnancy
    (02-Feb-2007)
    First, make sure you check with your doctor

  • Soccer Sends More Than 100,000 Kids to ER Annually
    (01-Feb-2007)
    Boys and middle schoolers most likely to be seriously injured, suggests study

  • Exercise Has No Impact on Knee Osteoarthritis
    (31-Jan-2007)
    Affected older people can safely keep active, study confirms

  • Exercise Has No Impact on Knee Osteoarthritis
    (31-Jan-2007)
    Affected older people can safely keep active, study confirms

  • Dieting, Exercise Have Same Effect on Body-Fat Distribution
    (30-Jan-2007)
    Study contradicts notion that workouts target specific fat deposits

  • Dieting, Exercise Have Same Effect on Body-Fat Distribution
    (30-Jan-2007)
    Study contradicts notion that workouts target specific fat deposits

  • New Food Pyramid Offers Building Blocks to Good Nutrition
    (28-Jan-2007)
    Americans can better individualize their eating and exercise plans

  • 'Couch Potato' Lifestyle Helps Drive Diabetes
    (26-Jan-2007)
    Lack of exercise ups the risk for the disease, study finds

  • U.S. Kids' Health Habits Put Them at Risk
    (26-Jan-2007)
    Only about 2% meet current guidelines for exercise and diet, study finds

  • Health Tip: Treating a Sports Injury
    (25-Jan-2007)
    When you should see a doctor

  • Research Seeks Clues to Sudden Cardiac Death in Athletes
    (24-Jan-2007)
    Trouble in heart's right ventricle may cause irregular heartbeat, they say

  • Research Seeks Clues to Sudden Cardiac Death in Athletes
    (24-Jan-2007)
    Trouble in heart's right ventricle may cause irregular heartbeat, they say

  • Health Tip: Try Cross Training
    (23-Jan-2007)
    Work different muscles by varying your routine

  • Inflammatory Genes Linked to Salt-Sensitive Hypertension
    (12-Jan-2007)
    If sodium handling goes awry, study says blood pressure spike persists long after it should

  • Low-Income Minorities at Risk for Peripheral Artery Disease
    (12-Jan-2007)
    Study urges importance of education, screenings to help curb amputations in worst cases

  • Heart Association Urges Americans to Start! Walking
    (12-Jan-2007)
    Program also recognizes companies that foster healthy work environments

  • Low-Income Minorities at Risk for Peripheral Artery Disease
    (12-Jan-2007)
    Study urges importance of education, screenings to help curb amputations in worst cases

  • Low-Income Minorities at Risk for Peripheral Artery Disease
    (12-Jan-2007)
    Study urges importance of education, screenings to help curb amputations in worst cases

  • Heart Association Kicks Off Walking Campaign
    (08-Jan-2007)
    'Start!' asks employers to encourage regular exercise for workers

  • New Year, New Goal to Get Healthy
    (01-Jan-2007)
    Experts offer tips on keeping that get-fit resolution

  • Motivation Key to Keeping Those 'Get Fit' Resolutions
    (31-Dec-2006)
    Real change could involve a mental checklist, experts say

  • Motivation Key to Keeping Those 'Get Fit' Resolutions
    (31-Dec-2006)
    Real change could involve a mental checklist, experts say

  • Ad Campaigns Help Get Kids Active
    (29-Dec-2006)
    Media spots moved youngsters toward healthy exercise, CDC team say

  • Balance Training Better Than Tai-Chi for Older Adults
    (27-Dec-2006)
    Increased mobility may also cut risk of falls, study finds

  • Balance Training Better Than Tai-Chi for Older Adults
    (27-Dec-2006)
    Increased mobility may also cut risk of falls, study finds

  • Balance Training Better Than Tai-Chi for Older Adults
    (27-Dec-2006)
    Increased mobility may also cut risk of falls, study finds

  • Health Tip: Weight Lifting Safety
    (26-Dec-2006)
    Be realistic, and don't overdo it

  • Get Active With Kids This Season
    (25-Dec-2006)
    Skating, sledding, biking are even more fun when parents join in, experts say

  • Happy Holidays, Without the Weight Gain
    (22-Dec-2006)
    Moderation and careful planning can help you keep those seasonal pounds off, experts say

  • Brain Is Not Wired for Consistency
    (21-Dec-2006)
    Whether it's throwing a strike or teeing off, neurons have to start from scratch, study finds

  • Brain Is Not Wired for Consistency
    (21-Dec-2006)
    Whether it's throwing a strike or teeing off, neurons have to start from scratch, study finds

  • Health Tip: Monitor Your Child's TV Watching
    (18-Dec-2006)
    Set limits on time, acceptable programs

  • Health Tip: Snow Shoveling Safety
    (13-Dec-2006)
    Here's how to help prevent injury

  • Exercise Cuts Breast Cancer Risk
    (12-Dec-2006)
    Study finds significant benefits for postmenopausal women

  • Folic Acid Doesn't Help the Heart
    (12-Dec-2006)
    Lifestyle changes more likely to prevent second heart attack, study finds

  • Health Tip: Ice Skating Safety
    (11-Dec-2006)
    Protect yourself from injury

  • Go for Gifts That Get Kids Hopping
    (10-Dec-2006)
    Toys that boost physical activity keep on giving, experts say

  • Don't Blame Racket for Tennis Elbow
    (08-Dec-2006)
    It's not your grip, it's your game that's the problem, study finds

  • Don't Blame Racket for Tennis Elbow
    (08-Dec-2006)
    It's not your grip, it's your game that's the problem, study finds

  • Health Tip: Breathe Right During Exercise
    (07-Dec-2006)
    Work out without shortness of breath

  • Health Tip: Do You Have Exercise-Induced Asthma?
    (06-Dec-2006)
    Here are some common symptoms

  • Health Tip: Exercising in Cold Weather
    (05-Dec-2006)
    Here are some suggestions

  • Average U.S. Child Consumes Too Many Calories
    (05-Dec-2006)
    Excess of up to 165 calories day --about a can of soda -- creates 'energy gap,' leading to overweight

  • Health Tip: Preparing for a Marathon
    (04-Dec-2006)
    Train well ahead of time

  • Weight Training Helps Women's Bones
    (04-Dec-2006)
    It boosts fracture-reducing growth hormones, study finds

  • Health Tip: Preparing for a Marathon
    (04-Dec-2006)
    Train well ahead of time

  • Weight Training Helps Women's Bones
    (04-Dec-2006)
    It boosts fracture-reducing growth hormones, study finds

  • 'Double Diabetes' a New Threat
    (03-Dec-2006)
    The obesity epidemic is leading more people to develop type 1 and type 2 disease

  • Workouts Help Ward Off Cancer's Return
    (30-Nov-2006)
    Just 1 to 3 hours of exercise per week may be protective, experts say

  • Common Surgery Leaves Knee Weaker
    (30-Nov-2006)
    Removal of meniscus impairs strength of quadriceps muscle, study finds

  • One in Four Overweight Kids Gets Poor Sleep
    (28-Nov-2006)
    Regular exercise will bring most trouble-free slumber, experts say

  • Health Tip: Seniors Need Exercise
    (27-Nov-2006)
    How much should you do?

  • Marathon Runners May Harbor Hidden Heart Disease
    (27-Nov-2006)
    Doctors can mistake cardiac thickening as sports-related, experts warn

  • Marathon Runners May Harbor Hidden Heart Disease
    (27-Nov-2006)
    Doctors can mistake cardiac thickening as sports-related, experts warn

  • Stretch Away the Pain of Plantar Fasciitis
    (25-Nov-2006)
    New exercise eases heel trouble in three-quarters of cases, developer says

  • Marathoners Run a Greater Risk for Skin Cancer
    (21-Nov-2006)
    Exposed skin and depressed immune systems may be to blame, experts say

  • Marathoners Run a Greater Risk for Skin Cancer
    (21-Nov-2006)
    Exposed skin and depressed immune systems may be to blame, experts say

  • Brain's Oxygen Supply Key to Alzheimer's Risk
    (20-Nov-2006)
    Poor blood flow increases plaque buildup, mouse study finds

  • Smoking Puts Brakes on Joint Injury Repair
    (20-Nov-2006)
    Cigarette toxins interfere with cartilage cell growth, study finds

  • Exercise Key to Seniors' Independence: Study
    (17-Nov-2006)
    Even moderate workouts kept elderly walking on their own

  • Red Wine Compound Could Boost Endurance
    (16-Nov-2006)
    Resveratrol also fights obesity and may even extend life, early mouse study suggests

  • Red Wine Compound Could Boost Endurance
    (16-Nov-2006)
    Resveratrol also fights obesity and may even extend life, early mouse study suggests

  • Arm Workouts Get Heart Patients' Legs Moving
    (14-Nov-2006)
    Table-top exercise can help those with arterial disease, study finds

  • Heart Failure Patients Can Waltz Their Way to Stronger Hearts
    (13-Nov-2006)
    Dancing sometimes offers better results than exercise, researchers report

  • Sports Chest Protectors Don't Fully Protect Young Hearts
    (13-Nov-2006)
    Heart rhythm changes upon impact can still prove fatal, study finds

  • Study Debunks Rock Climbing-Arthritis Link
    (10-Nov-2006)
    In fact, climbers had denser, stronger bones in fingers and hands

  • Easing Depression Without a Prescription
    (10-Nov-2006)
    Exercise, massage and friends may all fight mild forms of the illness

  • Study Debunks Rock Climbing-Arthritis Link
    (10-Nov-2006)
    In fact, climbers had denser, stronger bones in fingers and hands

  • Health Tip: Pedestrian Safety
    (08-Nov-2006)
    Here's how to avoid injury

  • Anabolic Steroids May Boost Crime Rate
    (07-Nov-2006)
    But study finds no increase in violent criminality linked to their use

  • Anabolic Steroids May Boost Crime Rate
    (07-Nov-2006)
    But study finds no increase in violent criminality linked to their use

  • Regular Exercise Helps Obese Teens' Hearts
    (03-Nov-2006)
    But a push from parents is crucial to keeping kids healthy, experts say

  • Pleasant Surroundings Boost Walking Habits
    (03-Nov-2006)
    Aesthetics and shopping count for more than traffic, crime, study shows

  • Exercise Could Lower Age-Linked Eye Disease Risk
    (01-Nov-2006)
    More active types had fewer cases of severe age-related macular degeneration, study found

  • Shoo, Achoo! Exercise Keeps Colds at Bay
    (26-Oct-2006)
    In study, older women who walked regularly saw their sniffles drop by half

  • Hockey Goalies' Eyes Keep Slapshots at Bay
    (26-Oct-2006)
    Great players keep their gaze on the puck, study finds

  • Patient's Own Blood Cells Treat Tennis Elbow
    (24-Oct-2006)
    Researchers harness the power of platelets to heal torn tendons

  • Healthy Diets Beat Exercise for Weight Loss
    (18-Oct-2006)
    Workouts probably won't work on their own, researchers say

  • College Women Favor Nutrition Over Exercise
    (17-Oct-2006)
    When shedding pounds, 79.1% of men said they'd never tried a diet, study finds

  • Community Trail-Walkers Twice as Likely to Get Needed Exercise
    (16-Oct-2006)
    Even nonusers said they'd pay higher taxes to support local fitness, study says

  • Community Trail-Walkers Twice as Likely to Get Needed Exercise
    (16-Oct-2006)
    Even nonusers said they'd pay higher taxes to support local fitness, study says

  • Community Trail-Walkers Twice as Likely to Get Needed Exercise
    (16-Oct-2006)
    Even nonusers said they'd pay higher taxes to support local fitness, study says

  • Community Trail-Walkers Twice as Likely to Get Needed Exercise
    (16-Oct-2006)
    Even nonusers said they'd pay higher taxes to support local fitness, study says

  • Community Trail-Walkers Twice as Likely to Get Needed Exercise
    (16-Oct-2006)
    Even nonusers said they'd pay higher taxes to support local fitness, study says

  • Communities Key to Lowering Cancer Risk
    (15-Oct-2006)
    New guidelines underscore local government's role in providing healthy diet and exercise

  • Proper Bicycle Fit Helps Avoid Pain, Injury
    (14-Oct-2006)
    Improper saddle height, handlebar reach among most common misalignments for riders

  • Proper Bicycle Fit Helps Avoid Pain, Injury
    (14-Oct-2006)
    Improper saddle height, handlebar reach among most common misalignments for riders

  • You Can't Burn Too Much Energy
    (13-Oct-2006)
    Research disproves theory that physical activity may actually decrease lifespan

  • Soccer Players at Risk for Mouth, Face Injuries
    (13-Oct-2006)
    Turkish study finds a fifth of cases are linked to the popular sport

  • U.S. Companies Embrace 'Wellness' Programs
    (05-Oct-2006)
    Initiatives aim to improve workers' health, and reduce insurance costs

  • Exercise Alone Won't Prevent Childhood Obesity
    (05-Oct-2006)
    British study suggests diet and other changes are needed, too

  • Exercise Boosts Recovery for Arthritis Patients
    (03-Oct-2006)
    Fewer go to rehab centers after joint replacement, study finds

  • Heart Screening Prevents Sudden Deaths in Athletes
    (03-Oct-2006)
    Italian program cut cardiac deaths by nearly 90 percent

  • Heart Screening Prevents Sudden Deaths in Athletes
    (03-Oct-2006)
    Italian program cut cardiac deaths by nearly 90 percent

  • Health Tip: Running Safety
    (02-Oct-2006)
    Here's how to avoid injury

  • TV Hurts Kids' School Performance: Study
    (02-Oct-2006)
    Other research suggests TV food ads boost kids' obesity risk

  • One-Third of U.S. Kids Are Unfit
    (02-Oct-2006)
    Researchers renew call for more physical activity to keep children healthy

  • Health Tip: Running Safety
    (02-Oct-2006)
    Here's how to avoid injury

  • Weight Gain Between Pregnancies Poses Health Risks
    (29-Sep-2006)
    Even women not considered overweight are vulnerable to problems, study finds

  • Tennis Elbow Needs More Than a Shot in the Arm
    (29-Sep-2006)
    Physiotherapy, rest beat corticosteroid injections, research shows

  • Athlete's Foot, Toe Fungus a Family Affair
    (29-Sep-2006)
    Household study confirms these infections spread person-to-person

  • Tennis Elbow Needs More Than a Shot in the Arm
    (29-Sep-2006)
    Physiotherapy, rest beat corticosteroid injections, research shows

  • U.S. High-School Athletes Suffering Fewer Injuries
    (28-Sep-2006)
    Sports-linked woes have fallen by half in 10 years, study finds

  • U.S. High-School Athletes Suffering Fewer Injuries
    (28-Sep-2006)
    Sports-linked woes have fallen by half in 10 years, study finds

  • Many Americans Fed Up With Fad Diets
    (27-Sep-2006)
    Survey suggests specialized regimens are falling out of favor

  • Fingers May Point to Sports Prowess
    (27-Sep-2006)
    Women whose ring finger was longer than their index finger excelled as athletes

  • Fingers May Point to Sports Prowess
    (27-Sep-2006)
    Women whose ring finger was longer than their index finger excelled as athletes

  • Fingers May Point to Sports Prowess
    (27-Sep-2006)
    Women whose ring finger was longer than their index finger excelled as athletes

  • May Underreport Concussion Symptoms
    (23-Sep-2006)
    Doctors urge neurocognitive tests be used before return to play is OK'd

  • May Underreport Concussion Symptoms
    (23-Sep-2006)
    Doctors urge neurocognitive tests be used before return to play is OK'd

  • Low-Cal Athletic Diets Risk Stress Fractures
    (22-Sep-2006)
    'Disordered eating' in female competitors releases fewer protective hormones

  • Four Short Walks a Day Ease Blood Pressure
    (17-Sep-2006)
    A few 10-minute strolls are even healthier than one long walk, study shows

  • Diabetes Drug Might Prevent the Disease
    (15-Sep-2006)
    Avandia cut odds for those at high risk while Altace did not, study finds

  • Weightlifting May Raise Glaucoma Risk
    (12-Sep-2006)
    It triggers changes in eye pressure, research shows

  • Weightlifting May Raise Glaucoma Risk
    (12-Sep-2006)
    It triggers changes in eye pressure, research shows

  • Boxing Delivers Lethal Blow to Brain Cells
    (12-Sep-2006)
    Study of amateur pugilists suggests real damage

  • Exercise May Help Breast Cancer Patients Survive
    (11-Sep-2006)
    Activity in year prior to diagnosis improved outlook, study found

  • 'Blackberry Thumb' Proves a Sour Fruit of Modern Labor
    (09-Sep-2006)
    Therapists offer preventive exercises for users of handheld digital devices

  • Baby Fat Predicts Obesity in Pre-Teens
    (05-Sep-2006)
    Overweight youngsters usually become overweight adolescents, study finds

  • Experts Offer Tips to Healthy Exercise
    (02-Sep-2006)
    Just 30 minutes a day helps you stay strong, they say

  • Experts Offer Tips to Healthy Exercise
    (02-Sep-2006)
    Just 30 minutes a day helps you stay strong, they say

  • Exercise: The Antidote for a High-Fat Meal
    (31-Aug-2006)
    Even a mild workout reverses arterial damage, study suggests

  • 31 States Record Increases in Adult Obesity
    (29-Aug-2006)
    Two-thirds of Americans now at risk of diseases like diabetes, heart disease, report finds

  • Urban Exercise Has Its Hazards
    (26-Aug-2006)
    Air pollution causes more harm than good for health seekers, expert says

  • Knee Injury Can Spur Later Arthritis
    (19-Aug-2006)
    A new study will look at ways of spotting who's at risk

  • Schools Should Boost Kids' Daily Exercise
    (17-Aug-2006)
    AHA calls on schools, states to lead fight against obesity

  • Studies Divided on Value of Adding Protein to Sports Drinks
    (16-Aug-2006)
    One finds it hydrates athletes better, while the other shows no benefit

  • Studies Divided on Value of Adding Protein to Sports Drinks
    (16-Aug-2006)
    One finds it hydrates athletes better, while the other shows no benefit

  • Studies Divided on Value of Adding Protein to Sports Drinks
    (16-Aug-2006)
    One finds it hydrates athletes better, while the other shows no benefit

  • Studies Divided on Value of Adding Protein to Sports Drinks
    (16-Aug-2006)
    One finds it hydrates athletes better, while the other shows no benefit

  • A Biological Basis for Being a Couch Potato?
    (14-Aug-2006)
    Brain chemical study suggests humans may be wired for restlessness or just staying put

  • A Biological Basis for Being a Couch Potato?
    (14-Aug-2006)
    Brain chemical study suggests humans may be wired for restlessness or just staying put

  • Think 'Light' Going Back to School
    (13-Aug-2006)
    Spine society urges parents, kids to avoid backpack-related injuries

  • Think 'Light' Going Back to School
    (13-Aug-2006)
    Spine society urges parents, kids to avoid backpack-related injuries

  • Battle of the Sexes: Body Health Is What They See
    (11-Aug-2006)
    Companion studies show how men and women differ in diet, exercise behaviors to alter looks

  • Exercise Smartens Up the Aging Brain
    (11-Aug-2006)
    Review of the data finds activity keeps mental decline at bay

  • Battle of the Sexes: Body Health Is What They See
    (11-Aug-2006)
    Companion studies show how men and women differ in diet, exercise behaviors to alter looks

  • Extreme Exercise Can Slow the Heart
    (02-Aug-2006)
    Finding may have implications for cardiac research, experts say

  • Extreme Exercise Can Slow the Heart
    (02-Aug-2006)
    Finding may have implications for cardiac research, experts say

  • TV Watching Lowers Physical Activity: Study
    (31-Jul-2006)
    Each hour of viewing was associated with 144 fewer steps taken a day, researchers find

  • TV Watching Lowers Physical Activity: Study
    (31-Jul-2006)
    Each hour of viewing was associated with 144 fewer steps taken a day, researchers find

  • Summer Sports Without the Sprains
    (29-Jul-2006)
    Stretching, warming up, and knowing when to stop can chase injuries

  • Summer Sports Without the Sprains
    (29-Jul-2006)
    Stretching, warming up, and knowing when to stop can chase injuries

  • Diet and Exercise: The Real Fountains of Youth
    (28-Jul-2006)
    Yet society has to do more to encourage healthy lifestyles for older people, experts say

  • Weightlifting Can Tear the Heart
    (27-Jul-2006)
    In rare cases, heavy strain triggers deadly aortic dissection, experts say

  • Weightlifting Can Tear the Heart
    (27-Jul-2006)
    In rare cases, heavy strain triggers deadly aortic dissection, experts say

  • Welcome to the E-Exercise Revolution
    (26-Jul-2006)
    Now you can get your workouts courtesy of your PC or iPod

  • Kids Need More Exercise to Stave Off Future Heart Trouble
    (20-Jul-2006)
    Guidelines recommending 1 hour per day should be revised upward, experts say

  • Exercise Works Wonders in Middle Age
    (19-Jul-2006)
    Study finds big heart benefits for folks 40 and older

  • Gene Variant Ups Type 2 Diabetes Risk
    (19-Jul-2006)
    But lifestyle changes, such as exercise, counteract effects of this gene, study suggests

  • Exercise Eases Chemotherapy Side Effects
    (14-Jul-2006)
    It also boosts daily function, researchers say

  • Healthy Lifestyle Cuts Women's Stroke Risk
    (11-Jul-2006)
    Large, 10-year study shows big benefit to exercise and healthy diet

  • Any Level of Physical Activity Helps Prolong Life
    (11-Jul-2006)
    Going to the gym or running errands, it's all heart-healthy, study finds

  • Daily Activity Helps Fight PAD
    (05-Jul-2006)
    About 8 million Americans suffer from debilitating peripheral arterial disease

  • Five Steps Help Men Live Longer
    (04-Jul-2006)
    Exercise, healthy diet, no smoking, staying trim and moderate drinking are key, study finds

  • A Run on the Beach Can Bring Misery
    (25-Jun-2006)
    Soft sand is no friend to joints, experts warn

  • A Run on the Beach Can Bring Misery
    (25-Jun-2006)
    Soft sand is no friend to joints, experts warn

  • une-Up' First
    (24-Jun-2006)
    See your doctor before embarking on any new summer regimen, experts advise

  • une-Up' First
    (24-Jun-2006)
    See your doctor before embarking on any new summer regimen, experts advise

  • Heart Differences May Explain Young Athletes' Deaths Despite CPR
    (23-Jun-2006)
    Experts say underlying structural problems are probably to blame

  • Heart Differences May Explain Young Athletes' Deaths Despite CPR
    (23-Jun-2006)
    Experts say underlying structural problems are probably to blame

  • Many Pedometers Can't Keep the Pace
    (21-Jun-2006)
    Three out of four were far from accurate, study found

  • Many Pedometers Can't Keep the Pace
    (21-Jun-2006)
    Three out of four were far from accurate, study found

  • Campaign Helps Hispanics Enjoy a Healthy Summer
    (21-Jun-2006)
    Free helpline will answer questions about summer safety

  • Health Tip: Swimmer's Ear Not Just From Pools
    (21-Jun-2006)
    Water in the ear can come from showers and baths

  • Cherry Juice May Ease Muscle Pain
    (20-Jun-2006)
    Exercise-induced injuries may respond to antioxidants in the juice, researchers say

  • Cherry Juice May Ease Muscle Pain
    (20-Jun-2006)
    Exercise-induced injuries may respond to antioxidants in the juice, researchers say

  • Spray Away That Marital Stress, Researcher Suggests
    (20-Jun-2006)
    Nasal spray of oxytocin, the 'love hormone,' can cut aggression

  • New Type 2 Diabetes Cases Have Doubled in 30 Years
    (19-Jun-2006)
    Obesity is to blame and consequences could overwhelm U.S. health-care system, experts say

  • New Heart Guidelines Add Exercise to Healthy Diet
    (19-Jun-2006)
    This combo is the best route to cardiovascular health, American Heart Association says

  • From Hoops to Oops...
    (17-Jun-2006)
    ... Basketball tops list of injury-producing sports

  • From Hoops to Oops...
    (17-Jun-2006)
    ... Basketball tops list of injury-producing sports

  • Try the No-Sweat Solution to Better Health
    (12-Jun-2006)
    Even moderate physical activity brings big rewards, experts say

  • Heart Patients Need More Fitness Follow-Up
    (06-Jun-2006)
    Women are in worse physical shape than expected, study finds

  • Heart Patients Need More Fitness Follow-Up
    (06-Jun-2006)
    Women are in worse physical shape than expected, study finds

  • Many Ex-NFL Linemen at Risk for Heart Disease
    (05-Jun-2006)
    More likely to have enlarged hearts, metabolic syndrome than retired non-linemen, studies find

  • Avoid Oral Antibiotics for 'Swimmer's Ear'
    (04-Jun-2006)
    New guidelines stress use of medicated ear drops instead

  • Avoid Oral Antibiotics for 'Swimmer's Ear'
    (04-Jun-2006)
    New guidelines stress use of medicated ear drops instead

  • Enlarged Heart Not Always a Sign of Trouble
    (02-Jun-2006)
    Type of stress determines how the heart reacts, researchers report

  • Teen Hockey Players Risking Injury in Locker Room 'Game'
    (02-Jun-2006)
    'Helmets and gloves' is prevalent and dangerous form of boxing, experts say

  • Scaling Everest, Beating Diabetes
    (29-May-2006)
    Will Cross is first diabetic American to stand on top of the world

  • Scaling Everest, Beating Diabetes
    (29-May-2006)
    Will Cross is first diabetic American to stand on top of the world

  • Poverty Increases Teens' Risk of Overweight
    (23-May-2006)
    Sweetened beverages, inactivity and skipping breakfast cited as major factors

  • First Signs of Dementia May Be Physical
    (22-May-2006)
    Problems with balance, strength might portend Alzheimer's, study suggests

  • In-School Program Helps Kids Keep Obesity at Bay
    (21-May-2006)
    Effort boosted daily exercise for fourth- and fifth-graders

  • Hypertension in Teens Predicts Adult Heart Woes
    (19-May-2006)
    Left unchecked, blood pressure rises 7 percent per year, study finds

  • A Good Coach Stresses Safety First
    (19-May-2006)
    Proper equipment, conditioning should be part of the ground rules, experts say

  • Some Sports Parents Are 'Out of Bounds'
    (19-May-2006)
    Their 'enthusiasm' can damage a child's development, study says

  • A Good Coach Stresses Safety First
    (19-May-2006)
    Proper equipment, conditioning should be part of the ground rules, experts say

  • Walking Test Helps Predict Lifespan
    (15-May-2006)
    Elderly who quickly walk a quarter-mile live healthier, longer, study shows

  • U.S. Experts Issue New Heart Disease Treatment Guidelines
    (15-May-2006)
    Among the changes: a lower recommended dose of daily aspirin, and more exercise

  • It's Not Your Daughter's Health Club Anymore
    (14-May-2006)
    The 55-plus crowd is the fastest-growing segment of gym members in the United States

  • Bullying Keeps Overweight Kids From Exercise
    (14-May-2006)
    It's an overlooked barrier to helping children get healthier, study finds

  • It's Not Your Daughter's Health Club Anymore
    (14-May-2006)
    The 55-plus crowd is the fastest-growing segment of gym members in the United States

  • Sports Drink Can Be Tough on Teeth
    (12-May-2006)
    The energizing beverages are harmful to enamel, dentists say

  • Sports Drink Can Be Tough on Teeth
    (12-May-2006)
    The energizing beverages are harmful to enamel, dentists say

  • Health Tip: Swimming Safety
    (08-May-2006)
    Prevent accidents around the pool

  • Gardening: Why Getting Down and Dirty Feels So Good
    (05-May-2006)
    It's a great source of exercise, not to mention nutrition, experts say

  • Be Wary of Warm Weather Sports
    (29-Apr-2006)
    Have fun, but stay cool and hydrated, experts advise

  • Be Wary of Warm Weather Sports
    (29-Apr-2006)
    Have fun, but stay cool and hydrated, experts advise

  • Health Tip: Rotator Cuff Tear
    (27-Apr-2006)
    Shoulder pain and reduced mobility are most common symptoms

  • Free Guidebooks Make for Heart-Healthy Reading
    (26-Apr-2006)
    Experts at U.S. National Institutes of Health offer exercise, diet tips

  • Skull Study Proves Bike Helmets Work
    (24-Apr-2006)
    Dropped or hit hard, helmeted skulls didn't crack under pressure, researchers say

  • Helping Kids Make Healthy Lifestyle Choices
    (23-Apr-2006)
    What parents and schools can do to 'tip the scale' in the right direction

  • Health Tip: Begin an Exercise Program
    (20-Apr-2006)
    Start slowly, and you're more likely to stick with it

  • Timely Tricks Save Knocked-Out Teeth
    (14-Apr-2006)
    Keep it in its socket, then rush to endodontist, experts advise

  • Soccer Scores a Goal for Bone Health
    (12-Apr-2006)
    Similar 'high-impact' sports help girls' skeletons grow strong, experts say

  • Soccer Scores a Goal for Bone Health
    (12-Apr-2006)
    Similar 'high-impact' sports help girls' skeletons grow strong, experts say

  • Whiplash Doesn't Throw Rodeo Cowboys
    (11-Apr-2006)
    Their recovery time is half that of non-riders, study finds

  • Health Tip: Rollerblading Safety
    (10-Apr-2006)
    Wear protective gear, and take some lessons

  • Chest Protectors Don't Protect Young Athletes
    (07-Apr-2006)
    Catchers, goalies at risk of fatal blow to heart, study says

  • Too Much Weight Ups Alzheimer's Risk
    (06-Apr-2006)
    It can triple the threat of the brain disease, study suggests

  • Moderate Drinking Good for Women's Brains
    (06-Apr-2006)
    Those who had two drinks daily had higher scores than teetotalers, study finds

  • Diabetes Care Still Lagging in U.S.
    (04-Apr-2006)
    Report shows some improvement, but it's far from enough

  • Belly Fat May Bring Labored Breathing
    (04-Apr-2006)
    Women with high amounts of this fat breathed less easily during exercise

  • Fit Teens May Be Safer Teens
    (04-Apr-2006)
    Physical activity helps ward off bad behaviors, study shows

  • Americans Getting Even Fatter
    (04-Apr-2006)
    Big weight gains noted among men, children since 2000, studies find

  • Multiple Lifestyle Changes Help Lower Blood Pressure
    (03-Apr-2006)
    Measures include counseling on nutrition and exercise, study reports

  • Score a Point for Kids' Sports Safety
    (02-Apr-2006)
    Spring is perfect time to brush up on injury prevention

  • Score a Point for Kids' Sports Safety
    (02-Apr-2006)
    Spring is perfect time to brush up on injury prevention

  • Brain Produces Growth Hormone
    (29-Mar-2006)
    The finding could impact on individuals taking hormone supplements

  • Weight Training Benefits Breast-Cancer Survivors
    (27-Mar-2006)
    Besides physical benefits, the women reported better quality of life, study found

  • ACL Tears Bring Women Long-Term Bone Loss
    (24-Mar-2006)
    Study found persistent deficits years after surgery

  • ACL Tears Bring Women Long-Term Bone Loss
    (24-Mar-2006)
    Study found persistent deficits years after surgery

  • Preparation Brings Better Hip Replacement Outcomes
    (23-Mar-2006)
    Medical exams, physical conditioning can help, studies show

  • Exercise No Threat to a Woman's Heart
    (21-Mar-2006)
    But excess weight and sedentary lifestyle are, studies find

  • Work Trumps Exercise for Many Hispanics
    (20-Mar-2006)
    Many get all their physical activity in the home or on the job, study finds

  • Running Alone May Offer Diminished Rewards
    (13-Mar-2006)
    Study with rats shows less benefit to the brain

  • Blood Pressure Dropping Globally
    (09-Mar-2006)
    Better diets, not antihypertensive medications, may be the reason, experts say

  • Sweaty Study Surveys Socks
    (06-Mar-2006)
    Synthetics beat cotton in keeping blisters away, research suggests

  • Safer Neighborhoods Are Fitter Neighborhoods
    (05-Mar-2006)
    Fear of crime curbs healthy physical activity, study finds

  • Youth Can Lose Weight With Yoga
    (04-Mar-2006)
    Overweight teens shed an average six pounds over 12 weeks, researchers say

  • Lifting Weights Keeps Overweight at Bay
    (03-Mar-2006)
    Middle-aged women can benefit from just two sessions per week, study shows

  • Health Tip: Promote a Healthy School
    (03-Mar-2006)
    You can make a difference

  • Brain Chemistry May Spur Unhealthy Behaviors
    (03-Mar-2006)
    Serotonin levels might explain why some people smoke, eat poorly, researchers say

  • Rx for Weight Loss
    (02-Mar-2006)
    Doctors use novel approaches to help patients shed excess pounds

  • Drowning Risk Greatest for Blacks
    (02-Mar-2006)
    Nearly half of U.S. deaths involve blacks, mostly young males, study finds

  • Avoid Olympic-Sized Sports Injury
    (26-Feb-2006)
    Proper conditioning, training key to safe winter fun, expert says

  • Gene Test Could Spot Athletes' Cardiac Risk
    (24-Feb-2006)
    A cluster of mutations may predict a dangerous arrhythmia, researchers say

  • Health Tip: Seniors Who Exercise
    (24-Feb-2006)
    Here's how to prevent injury

  • Gene Test Could Spot Athletes' Cardiac Risk
    (24-Feb-2006)
    A cluster of mutations may predict a dangerous arrhythmia, researchers say

  • Helmets Make Sense for Skiers, Snowboarders
    (21-Feb-2006)
    Study finds 60 percent drop in head injury risk for those using protection

  • Health Tip: Exercise Is Good for You
    (20-Feb-2006)
    Even if you're elderly

  • Exercise May Not Shield Women from Colorectal Cancer
    (17-Feb-2006)
    Study finds no link, but more research could still show a benefit, experts say

  • Poverty Lowers Cardiac Stress Test Results
    (14-Feb-2006)
    Experts say poor diet and lack of access to fitness facilities to blame

  • Asthma Shouldn't Stop Wintertime Fun
    (11-Feb-2006)
    Expert offers tips on keeping cold weather wheezing at bay

  • Asthma Shouldn't Stop Wintertime Fun
    (11-Feb-2006)
    Expert offers tips on keeping cold weather wheezing at bay

  • Exercise Goes to the Dogs
    (10-Feb-2006)
    Canine friends get humans up and walking more often, study finds

  • Even Olympians Get Exercise-Induced Asthma
    (08-Feb-2006)
    It's a common condition that shouldn't stop anyone from being active, experts say

  • Limited Access to Exercise Facilities Fueling Childhood Obesity Epidemic
    (08-Feb-2006)
    It's a particular problem in low-income areas, new research suggests

  • Program Gets Teens Off the Couch
    (08-Feb-2006)
    Doctor-guided initiative increased exercise rates and improved diet

  • Even Olympians Get Exercise-Induced Asthma
    (08-Feb-2006)
    It's a common condition that shouldn't stop anyone from being active, experts say

  • Body Checking Hits Young Hockey Players Hard
    (07-Feb-2006)
    High injury risk suggests it should be banned for those under 14, researchers say

  • The ABCs of a Healthy Cold and Flu Season
    (05-Feb-2006)
    Parents should encourage good habits, such as proper nutrition and plenty of sleep

  • Free Hotline Gives Snowboarders, Skiers Safety Tips
    (01-Feb-2006)
    Just in time for the Olympics, experts advise thrill-seekers on avoiding injury

  • Ice Skating Injuries a Slippery Problem
    (30-Jan-2006)
    Slick surface means hands aren't useful in breaking falls, study shows

  • Building Self-Esteem One Lap at a Time
    (22-Jan-2006)
    Program sets pre-teen girls on the path to confidence

  • America's Young Adults Less Healthy Than Teens
    (18-Jan-2006)
    Rates for smoking, obesity and other ills rise steeply after high school, study finds

  • Java Before the Gym? Think Again
    (17-Jan-2006)
    Caffeine slows down heart blood flow during exercise, study finds

  • Surgery Not Always the Answer for Hernias
    (17-Jan-2006)
    Men with few painful symptoms may want to leave injury alone, study finds

  • Java Before the Gym? Think Again
    (17-Jan-2006)
    Caffeine slows down heart blood flow during exercise, study finds

  • Health Tip: Some Risk to Indoor Pools
    (17-Jan-2006)
    Too much disinfectant can harm lungs

  • Key Sugar Sweetens Athletic Performance
    (12-Jan-2006)
    Dextrose-rich diet boosted female rowers' times, study found

  • Key Sugar Sweetens Athletic Performance
    (12-Jan-2006)
    Dextrose-rich diet boosted female rowers' times, study found

  • Lifestyle Changes Can Quickly Reverse Heart Risks
    (11-Jan-2006)
    In 3 weeks, improvements in diet and exercise can have big impact, study finds

  • When It Comes to Winter Sports, Play It Safe
    (07-Jan-2006)
    Common-sense precautions can head off injuries, experts say

  • Health Tip: Making Changes To Your Family's Diet?
    (05-Jan-2006)
    Don't do too much, too soon

  • Health Tip: On the Links this Winter?
    (05-Jan-2006)
    Here's how to reduce your risk of injury

  • Cheerleading Injuries on the Increase
    (03-Jan-2006)
    Youthful cheerleaders, mostly girls, getting hurt as sport turns serious

  • Walking Slows Progression of Peripheral Artery Disease
    (03-Jan-2006)
    Doing it three times a week fights decreased blood flow in legs, study finds

  • Health Tip: Plan an Active Vacation
    (03-Jan-2006)
    Make fitness a priority

  • Cheerleading Injuries on the Increase
    (03-Jan-2006)
    Youthful cheerleaders, mostly girls, getting hurt as sport turns serious

  • Seniors Can Beat Injury This Winter
    (01-Jan-2006)
    Hazards do rise, but a few easy steps can keep elderly safe this season

  • Healthy Aging: The 60s -- A New Beginning
    (30-Dec-2005)
    It's never too late to improve your health habits, experts advise

  • Healthy Aging: The 50s -- Time for Your Annual Checkup!
    (29-Dec-2005)
    Recommended screenings can be a lifesaver, experts say

  • Healthy Aging: The 40s -- Middle-Aged, Mega-Stressed
    (28-Dec-2005)
    Simple steps can help you cope with everyday anxiety

  • Digestive Woes May Keep the Overweight From Exercising
    (27-Dec-2005)
    And that could undermine weight-loss efforts, study finds

  • Healthy Aging: The 20s -- Building a Firm Foundation
    (26-Dec-2005)
    Proper diet and lots of exercise can help promote better health in your later years

  • Party Hearty, Then Ease It Down
    (26-Dec-2005)
    Some tips for holiday weight control

  • One-Third of U.S. Teens Out of Shape
    (20-Dec-2005)
    Finding may have long-term implications for cardiovascular health

  • Health Tip: Pilates Fitness Training for Almost Everyone
    (15-Dec-2005)
    Baby boomers may get a big benefit

  • Early Detection Could Prevent Athletes' Sudden Death
    (15-Dec-2005)
    Simple MRI scans can pick up a serious heart condition, researchers say

  • Health Tip: How to Keep Little Leaguers' Elbow From Requiring Surgery
    (13-Dec-2005)
    Try using ice packs first

  • High Insulin Levels Linked to Pancreatic Cancer
    (13-Dec-2005)
    Study of male smokers saw twofold risk increase for those with highest levels

  • Anabolic Steroids Might Be Addictive
    (13-Dec-2005)
    Animal study suggests brain can grow dependent on performance-enhancing drugs

  • Health Tip: For Higher Energy, Take a Deep Breath
    (12-Dec-2005)
    Breathing techniques actually increase your productivity

  • Health Tip: Don't Dive Into Disaster
    (08-Dec-2005)
    Here's a list of safe scuba-diving tips

  • Obesity, Blood Pressure Woes Haunt Aging Boomers
    (08-Dec-2005)
    But life expectancy has hit an all-time high, annual U.S. health report finds

  • Dogged Research Reveals How Canines Run
    (07-Dec-2005)
    It comes on the heels of new research into the animal's genome

  • Light Exercise Staves Off Heart Failure
    (06-Dec-2005)
    Rat study suggests moderate activity is safe and effective for patients

  • Marketers Urged to Junk the Junk-Food Ads for Kids
    (06-Dec-2005)
    Emphasis should be on healthful food and drink choices, report says

  • Teens Influenced by Mom's Attitude About Weight
    (05-Dec-2005)
    Parents key to healthy eating and exercise among adolescents, expert says

  • Watch Out for Winter Injury
    (03-Dec-2005)
    Perhaps the biggest hazard: shovelling snow

  • Watch Out for Winter Injury
    (03-Dec-2005)
    Perhaps the biggest hazard: shovelling snow

  • Many Americans Not Active Enough to Reap Health Benefits
    (01-Dec-2005)
    Government report says more than half don't reach recommended levels

  • Health Tip: Wear a Helmet
    (30-Nov-2005)
    On the field or bike path, it can prevent serious injury

  • New Screens Help Spot Football Injuries
    (30-Nov-2005)
    MRI, X-ray are giving doctors a better picture

  • Health Tip: Wear a Helmet
    (30-Nov-2005)
    On the field or bike path, it can prevent serious injury

  • New Screens Help Spot Football Injuries
    (30-Nov-2005)
    MRI, X-ray are giving doctors a better picture

  • Health Tip: Be Careful Shoveling Snow
    (28-Nov-2005)
    It can be dangerous for some people

  • Skiing is Peak Time for Altitude Sickness
    (27-Nov-2005)
    Expert offers tips on reducing the risk

  • Practice 'Safe Stress' Over the Holidays
    (27-Nov-2005)
    Reduce the emotional and physical tolls of the season

  • Health Tip: Protect Your Mouth
    (22-Nov-2005)
    Athletes, make sure your mouthguard fits

  • Health Tip: If You Need a Walker
    (18-Nov-2005)
    Here's how to use one safely

  • Daily Walk Puts Heart a Step Ahead
    (17-Nov-2005)
    Just 30 minutes a day can spur healthy changes, study finds

  • Diet Drug Works Best With Healthy Eating, Exercise
    (16-Nov-2005)
    Meridia study found weight loss doubled if patients also changed lifestyles

  • Health Tip: Don't Lag Behind
    (14-Nov-2005)
    Tips to reduce jet lag

  • Heart Disease, Diabetes Are Preventable
    (12-Nov-2005)
    Better habits could prevent 80% of heart disease, 90% of type 2 diabetes, expert says

  • Exercise and Nutrition: The Real Fountains of Youth
    (11-Nov-2005)
    They can reduce your risk of problems like heart disease and dementia, experts say

  • Workouts Can Lighten Heavy Hearts
    (06-Nov-2005)
    Exercise may equal medication in easing depression, experts say

  • Health Tip: Stretch Your Back
    (04-Nov-2005)
    It's a great way to avoid injury

  • Which Diet Is Best? The One That Works for You
    (04-Nov-2005)
    Weight-loss plans should be paired with success strategies, experts say

  • Hockey Body Checks Not So Hazardous
    (03-Nov-2005)
    Rough contact causes only small fraction of injuries in young players, study finds

  • Hockey Body Checks Not So Hazardous
    (03-Nov-2005)
    Rough contact causes only small fraction of injuries in young players, study finds

  • Health Tip: No Waist of Time
    (31-Oct-2005)
    Watching your midsection can help you stay healthy

  • Moderate Exercise Helps With Knee Osteoarthritis
    (28-Oct-2005)
    MRI scans found those who did showed improvements in joints

  • For Joe Montana, Managing High Blood Pressure Is a Family Affair
    (28-Oct-2005)
    Healthy lifestyle, proper meds and family support can control this dangerous disease

  • Health Tip: Choosing a Trainer When You Have Arthritis
    (25-Oct-2005)
    Questions to ask

  • Health Tip: Choosing a Trainer When You Have Arthritis
    (25-Oct-2005)
    Questions to ask

  • Health Tip: Young Athletes Must Drink Enough Water
    (21-Oct-2005)
    Don't wait until thirsty

  • Younger Retirees Face Higher Death Rate
    (21-Oct-2005)
    Experts note health problems might explain trend

  • Health Tip: Young Athletes Must Drink Enough Water
    (21-Oct-2005)
    Don't wait until thirsty

  • Walk a Dog, Lose Weight
    (20-Oct-2005)
    Study found those who walked one for a year lost average of 14 pounds

  • Walk a Dog, Lose Weight
    (20-Oct-2005)
    Study found those who walked one for a year lost average of 14 pounds

  • Health Tip: Protecting Kids Who Lift Weights
    (19-Oct-2005)
    Make sure they don't expect too much

  • Health Tip: Diet Sensibly
    (18-Oct-2005)
    How you burn energy is key

  • Expert Tips Make Raking Up Safer
    (15-Oct-2005)
    It's a prime cause of back injury

  • Even Moderate Exercise Boosts Heart Health
    (10-Oct-2005)
    People don't need to run marathons to see big changes, study finds

  • Researchers Question Value of CRP Test
    (10-Oct-2005)
    High levels of protein tend to occur only with other cardiovascular risk factors, study says

  • CDC Offers Free Concussion Kit for Coaches, Teens
    (09-Oct-2005)
    Multimedia toolkit should help prevent, identify these dangerous injuries

  • Exercise Eases Digestion Problems in the Obese
    (04-Oct-2005)
    Coupled with healthy diet, it reduces stomach pain and diarrhea, study says

  • Lifestyle Changes Could Save Millions
    (04-Oct-2005)
    Additional 2% decrease in chronic disease deaths adds up to 36 million lives saved worldwide over next decade, experts say

  • The Lowdown on Bad Cholesterol
    (30-Sep-2005)
    Experts see gains in ever-decreasing levels, with even 'normal' people benefiting from statins

  • Health Tip: Athletes Can Avoid Skin Infections
    (28-Sep-2005)
    Contact sports can increase risk

  • Caregivers in Unsafe Areas at Risk for Poor Blood Sugar Control
    (22-Sep-2005)
    Stress, plus lack of exercise may contribute, researchers say

  • Staying Fit May Fight Joint Pain
    (20-Sep-2005)
    Elderly runners felt better despite a higher rate of fractures, study found

  • Exercise May Keep You Keen
    (20-Sep-2005)
    Study finds older mice get a mental boost from a workout

  • Couch Potatoes Threatened by 'Visceral' Fat
    (14-Sep-2005)
    This type of fat lying around organs is especially unhealthy, experts warn

  • Housework Helps Sweep Hypertension Away
    (11-Sep-2005)
    Daily clean-ups encourage clean bill of health, study finds

  • Health Tip: When Training for a Marathon
    (31-Aug-2005)
    Don't overdo it

  • Health Tip: When Training for a Marathon
    (31-Aug-2005)
    Don't overdo it

  • Exercise Cuts Men's Heart Death Risk
    (29-Aug-2005)
    Staying fit a lifesaver regardless of cholesterol levels, study finds

  • Exercise: The Right Stuff for Moms-to-Be
    (28-Aug-2005)
    But check with your doctor to determine the best workout, experts advise

  • When Muscles Are Sore, Stay Cool
    (27-Aug-2005)
    Use cold compress first, then apply the heat, experts say

  • When Muscles Are Sore, Stay Cool
    (27-Aug-2005)
    Use cold compress first, then apply the heat, experts say

  • Health Tip: When You Start Jogging
    (26-Aug-2005)
    Don't overdo it

  • Youth Is No Shield Against Sport Injuries
    (26-Aug-2005)
    As more kids play competitive sports, care must be taken to ensure safety, experts say

  • Health Tip: When You Start Jogging
    (26-Aug-2005)
    Don't overdo it

  • Youth Is No Shield Against Sport Injuries
    (26-Aug-2005)
    As more kids play competitive sports, care must be taken to ensure safety, experts say

  • Health Tip: When to Skip Your Workouts
    (22-Aug-2005)
    If you're sick, they'll do you no good

  • Graffiti, Litter May Help Spur Obesity
    (19-Aug-2005)
    And cleaner, greener environments get people exercising, study suggests

  • Obesity Runs in the Family
    (17-Aug-2005)
    Home environment a strong predictor of childhood overweight, study finds

  • Walk to School Gets Kids Moving
    (17-Aug-2005)
    It boosted exercise rates throughout the day, study found

  • Health Tip: Stay Safe in the Pool
    (12-Aug-2005)
    Make sure someone is nearby

  • Healthy Diet, Exercise Fight Prostate Cancer
    (12-Aug-2005)
    Study is first to show lifestyle changes battle malignancy

  • Health Tip: Stay Safe in the Pool
    (12-Aug-2005)
    Make sure someone is nearby

  • Health Tip: Learning to Stretch
    (11-Aug-2005)
    Never stretch a cold muscle

  • Health Tip: Learning to Stretch
    (11-Aug-2005)
    Never stretch a cold muscle

  • Genes May Dictate How Exercise Benefits the Elderly
    (09-Aug-2005)
    But an active lifestyle pays dividends for all, researchers say

  • Yoga Yields Weight Loss in Middle Age
    (05-Aug-2005)
    Benefits may be linked to 'mindful' changes in health habits, experts say

  • Exercise Cuts Risk of Stroke
    (05-Aug-2005)
    Even moderate levels of activity produce results, study finds

  • Health Tip: Don't Overdo Exercise
    (04-Aug-2005)
    Suggestions for a safe workout

  • Health Tip: Don't Overdo Exercise
    (04-Aug-2005)
    Suggestions for a safe workout

  • Stress Test Gauges Women's Risk of Death From Heart Disease
    (03-Aug-2005)
    This new, more accurate model uses data based on women, not men, study reports

  • Health Tip: Know Your Heart's Limits
    (01-Aug-2005)
    Then exercise within your range

  • Teens Want to Bulk Up
    (01-Aug-2005)
    Study finds a third think about becoming more toned, having bigger muscles

  • Young Athletes Warned of Asthma's Dangers
    (31-Jul-2005)
    Study linked 61 deaths to sudden attacks during play

  • Young Athletes Warned of Asthma's Dangers
    (31-Jul-2005)
    Study linked 61 deaths to sudden attacks during play

  • Knee Pain Can Point to Other Pain
    (28-Jul-2005)
    And pain in more than one joint ups risk of depression, researchers say

  • Health Tip: Wrist Pain While Biking?
    (26-Jul-2005)
    Here's how you can prevent it

  • Too Much Water During Exercise Can Kill
    (26-Jul-2005)
    New report outlines ways to spot and avoid hyponatremia

  • Health Tip: Born to Run
    (26-Jul-2005)
    Suggestions before you pound the pavement

  • Too Much Water During Exercise Can Kill
    (26-Jul-2005)
    New report outlines ways to spot and avoid hyponatremia

  • Age Takes Its Toll on Aerobic Fitness
    (25-Jul-2005)
    But exercise can help fight that decline, experts add

  • Workouts That Feel Right at Home
    (23-Jul-2005)
    Designing a great in-house exercise program is easy, experts say

  • Health Tip: Exercising to Excess
    (22-Jul-2005)
    How to tell if your child is overdoing it

  • Obesity May Begin at the Office
    (20-Jul-2005)
    Time stuck behind desk means pounds added, study finds

  • Teen Inactivity Leads to Obesity for Girls
    (15-Jul-2005)
    Transition time from childhood to adulthood appears to involve decreased physical exercise

  • Obesity Tougher on Men
    (13-Jul-2005)
    Very overweight women much fitter than male peers, study finds

  • Get Fit to Fight Metabolic Syndrome
    (11-Jul-2005)
    The condition is a precursor to diabetes, heart disease

  • Brittle Bones Can Affect Older Men As Well
    (10-Jul-2005)
    Fractures less common but more lethal for men than for women, experts say

  • Exercises Could Help Prevent Hip Fractures: Study
    (08-Jul-2005)
    British researchers link breaks to thinning bones in elderly

  • Small Trampolines as Hazardous as the Big Ones
    (05-JUL-2005)
    Researchers find mini trampolines have same injury risk

  • Small Trampolines as Hazardous as the Big Ones
    (05-JUL-2005)
    Researchers find mini trampolines have same injury risk

  • Take Cover from Ticks
    (04-JUL-2005)
    Tips on how to protect yourself against disease-carrying ticks this summer

  • Health Tip: Biking With Baby
    (01-JUL-2005)
    Use a trailer, not a carrier

  • Health Tip: When Hiking, Socks Matter
    (01-JUL-2005)
    Synthetic pairs are best

  • Baseball Catchers Face Irreversible Hand Trauma
    (01-JUL-2005)
    Study finds force of pitches can damage nerves, blood vessels

  • You've Got (Healthy) Mail
    (30-JUN-2005)
    Weekly e-reminders helped workers lose weight

  • Public Program Helps Cut Kids' TV Time
    (30-JUN-2005)
    The hope is that preschoolers will exercise more, lowering obesity rates

  • Middle-Age Hypertension Cuts Five Years Off Life
    (27-JUN-2005)
    Findings are another reason to reduce high blood pressure early, experts say

  • Making Fitness a Walk in the Park
    (25-JUN-2005)
    A good walking program needs a little preparation, experts say

  • Health Tip: Furthering Family Fitness
    (23-JUN-2005)
    Ideas to get your brood moving

  • Novel Therapies Fight Alzheimer's on Multiple Fronts
    (20-JUN-2005)
    Insulin, immune system and even calisthenics offer hope, experts say

  • Health Tip: Weight Training With Arthritis
    (17-JUN-2005)
    Stronger muscles can ease the pain

  • High-Salt Diet Raises Asthma Risk
    (17-JUN-2005)
    Exercise-induced attacks were more common, study found

  • Health Tip: Work Out While Walking
    (16-JUN-2005)
    How to get the most benefit

  • Heart Association Diet Book Offers Recipe for Success
    (16-JUN-2005)
    'No-Fad Diet' urges Americans to 'think smart, eat well and move more'

  • Health Tip: Work Out While Walking
    (16-JUN-2005)
    How to get the most benefit

  • Xenical Helps Teens Trim Pounds
    (14-JUN-2005)
    Study found it worked when combined with good diet and exercise

  • Panel: Get American Kids Moving
    (13-JUN-2005)
    One hour a day of physical activity is reasonable, healthy, experts say

  • Lifestyle Can Dictate Course of Breast Cancer
    (09-JUN-2005)
    Exercise, food consumption, even a common spice may have impact, studies find

  • Exercise Won't Harm Aging Bones
    (08-JUN-2005)
    In fact, vigorous workouts may strengthen them, study finds

  • 'No Child Left Behind,' But Physical Activity May Suffer
    (05-JUN-2005)
    Federal act's unintended impact on phys ed may fuel kids' obesity epidemic, experts say

  • Exercise Cuts Polycystic Ovary-Linked Diabetes Risk
    (03-JUN-2005)
    Women can benefit even in the absence of weight loss, study finds

  • Health Tip: Keeping Backyard Pools Safe
    (24-MAY-2005)
    Vigilance can save your child's life

  • Exercise Boosts Breast Cancer Survival
    (24-MAY-2005)
    Just three to five hours weekly could cut risk of breast cancer death dramatically

  • Moderate Exercise May Lower Risk for Ovarian Cancer
    (16-MAY-2005)
    Benefits accrue to women of all ages, study finds

  • Helping Kids Stay Fit
    (12-MAY-2005)
    Youngsters benefit from nutrition, exercise lessons

  • Exercise Boosts Prostate Health
    (11-MAY-2005)
    Active men cut risk for advanced cancer by 70 percent, study finds

  • Heart Rate During and After Exercise Tied to Sudden Death
    (11-MAY-2005)
    Slow response, slow recovery raises risk, study finds

  • Smart Tips for Safe Cycling
    (08-MAY-2005)
    Simple precautions can cut your risk of injury, even infection

  • Smart Tips for Safe Cycling
    (08-MAY-2005)
    Simple precautions can cut your risk of injury, even infection

  • Keeping Toenail Fungus On the Run
    (06-MAY-2005)
    Road Runners Club of America launches education campaign on nasty bug

  • Regular Exercise Cuts Women's Sudden Cardiac Death Risk
    (06-MAY-2005)
    Even two hours a week makes a difference, though more is better

  • Keeping Toenail Fungus On the Run
    (06-MAY-2005)
    Road Runners Club of America launches education campaign on nasty bug

  • Full-Time Workers Fall Short on Exercise
    (02-MAY-2005)
    Part-timers have better chance to find time for workouts, researchers report

  • Income May Help Fuel Obesity, Study Finds
    (02-MAY-2005)
    Money is no protection against extra pounds, researchers say

  • Diet Can Circumvent Heart Disease
    (02-MAY-2005)
    Studies suggest vegetable tablets, whole grains and baked or broiled fish

  • Health Tip: Playing Golf with Arthritis
    (02-MAY-2005)
    Ways to prepare for the links

  • Exercise, Diet Aid Youthful Obesity
    (29-APR-2005)
    Studies show some success in lowering heart risk markers

  • Exercise May Slow Alzheimer's
    (26-APR-2005)
    It also appears to increase ability to learn, mouse study finds

  • Few in U.S. Living Healthy Lifestyles
    (25-APR-2005)
    Only 3 percent of adults really doing the right things, study finds

  • Running Smart, Running Strong
    (23-APR-2005)
    Five simple rules help runners avoid overuse injuries

  • Running Smart, Running Strong
    (23-APR-2005)
    Five simple rules help runners avoid overuse injuries

  • Teens Don't Get Health Counseling They Need
    (21-APR-2005)
    Study finds little discussion of topics such as HIV, skin cancer

  • Health Tip: Preventing Knee Pain
    (21-APR-2005)
    Try these suggestions

  • Injuries Don't Deter Young Athletes
    (21-APR-2005)
    While nearly half do get hurt, most injuries are mild, study finds

  • Science Takes A Swing at "Yips"
    (14-APR-2005)
    Golf movement oddity may be akin to writer's cramp, study finds

  • Too Much Water Gets Runners in Trouble
    (13-APR-2005)
    Dangerously low blood salt levels found in many marathoners

  • Too Much Water Gets Runners in Trouble
    (13-APR-2005)
    Dangerously low blood salt levels found in many marathoners

  • Health Tip: Field of Dreams
    (12-APR-2005)
    Safety precautions for Little Leaguers

  • Tracking Kidney Patients' Cardiac Risks
    (12-APR-2005)
    Factors such as hypertension, smoking most effectively predict survival

  • A Molecular Explanation of Why Muscles Weaken With Age
    (11-APR-2005)
    Researchers offer distinctly nonmolecular solution: Exercise

  • Exercise Isn't Always Enough to Lower Blood Pressure
    (11-APR-2005)
    Older people with the condition may need to lose weight, start medications earlier

  • Injuries Rising as More Kids Take Up Golf
    (11-APR-2005)
    Head trauma from cart accidents most common, study finds

  • Exercise Keeps Arthritis Disability At Bay
    (07-APR-2005)
    Senior couch potatoes face double the risk of functional decline

  • Mediterranean Diet Extends Lives
    (07-APR-2005)
    Large study confirms benefit of fish, fruit, vegetable-rich regimen

  • Health Tip: Walking Tips for Seniors
    (05-APR-2005)
    Putting your best foot forward

  • Exercise, Stress Management Boost Heart Health
    (05-APR-2005)
    Patients with heart disease fared better than with drugs alone

  • Health Tip: Walking Tips for Seniors
    (05-APR-2005)
    Putting your best foot forward

  • 'Moon-Walk' Chamber May Speed Orthopedic Rehab
    (04-APR-2005)
    It reduces weight on legs to a fraction of normal gravity

  • Born to Run
    (04-APR-2005)
    Rat studies suggest endurance starts with the genes

  • 'Moon-Walk' Chamber May Speed Orthopedic Rehab
    (04-APR-2005)
    It reduces weight on legs to a fraction of normal gravity

  • Born to Run
    (04-APR-2005)
    Rat studies suggest endurance starts with the genes

  • Sports Victories Spur Injuries
    (31-MAR-2005)
    Assaults seem to surge when the home team wins

  • Exercise Can Heighten Rosacea Effect
    (25-MAR-2005)
    But altering workout helps keep symptoms at bay, survey finds

  • Sudden Stress, Exertion Can Trigger Heart Attack
    (23-MAR-2005)
    But risk from any one event still low in those with heart disease, experts note

  • Widening Waistlines Predict Diabetes in Men
    (22-MAR-2005)
    Belt size beats body mass index as disease indicator, study finds

  • Sports Ankle, Knee Braces Knocked
    (18-MAR-2005)
    Teen athletes who use them end up with more injuries, study finds

  • Few Extra Pounds Put Kids at Risk for Adult Obesity
    (18-MAR-2005)
    Youngsters with 'high-normal' weight 5 times more likely to be obese adults

  • To Stay Mobile, Keep Moving
    (18-MAR-2005)
    Activity in middle age helps stave off disability, study finds

  • Sports Ankle, Knee Braces Knocked
    (18-MAR-2005)
    Teen athletes who use them end up with more injuries, study finds

  • Health Tip: Building Your Bones
    (16-MAR-2005)
    It's never too early to start

  • Health Tip: Building Your Bones
    (16-MAR-2005)
    It's never too early to start

  • Pregnant? Don't Forget to Exercise
    (15-MAR-2005)
    Moderate workouts can ensure a healthier, smoother pregnancy and delivery

  • Higher Elevations Healthier for Hearts
    (15-MAR-2005)
    Study finds lifespan increases with altitude

  • Health Tip: Help for Teen 'Couch Potatoes'
    (10-MAR-2005)
    Make exercise fun

  • Joint Replacement Won't Banish Obesity
    (04-MAR-2005)
    Contrary to belief, most patients gain weight post-surgery

  • Diet, Exercise a Real Shortcut to Health
    (03-MAR-2005)
    Study shows big results come within 6 weeks

  • Supersized in the NFL
    (01-MAR-2005)
    More pro football players are obese, study finds

  • Health Tip: Get in the Swim
    (01-MAR-2005)
    But watch out for water in your ears

  • Diet, Exercise Top Drugs in Preventing Diabetes
    (28-FEB-2005)
    Two studies find lifestyle changes are the better, cheaper option

  • You're Never Too Old to Exercise
    (25-FEB-2005)
    Regular workouts combat heart attacks, even depression, experts say

  • Diabetes Boosts Heart Disease Risk in Women
    (21-FEB-2005)
    Increase is worse than it is for men, study finds

  • Tying Exercise to Culture Boosts Participation
    (18-FEB-2005)
    In study, 96% of elderly Chinese stuck with Tai Chi program

  • Fibromylgia Doesn't Mean Inactivity, Study Finds
    (08-FEB-2005)
    Most patients moved around as much as healthy controls

  • A Super Bowl Workout for Couch Potatoes
    (06-FEB-2005)
    Six exercises you can do without taking your eyes off the game

  • A Super Bowl Workout for Couch Potatoes
    (06-FEB-2005)
    Six exercises you can do without taking your eyes off the game

  • Put Your Heart on That To-Do List
    (04-FEB-2005)
    Women must keep a healthy lifestyle to avoid cardiovascular disease, experts advise

  • Health Tip: Build Strong Bones
    (31-JAN-2005)
    Weight-bearing exercises can keep them fit

  • Health Tip: Skate Safely
    (31-JAN-2005)
    Some pointers when you're on the ice

  • Exercise Can Ease Depression
    (30-JAN-2005)
    Study finds it helps treat mild to moderate cases

  • Health Tip: Airplane Exercise
    (28-JAN-2005)
    Counter the effects of economy class syndrome

  • Seniors Spell Out Health Concerns
    (28-JAN-2005)
    Vioxx, Medicare changes and obesity weigh on their minds, survey finds

  • High-Tech Revolutionizes Health Care at Home
    (27-JAN-2005)
    From defibrillators to drug reminders, innovations make monitoring easier

  • Health Tip: It's Not So Hard to Eat Healthy
    (26-JAN-2005)
    If you follow these basic principles

  • Health Tip: It's Not So Hard to Eat Healthy
    (26-JAN-2005)
    If you follow these basic principles

  • Health Tip: Housework Will Keep You Fit
    (21-JAN-2005)
    It's as good as a gym workout

  • Health Tip: Exercise Can Stall Effects of Aging
    (20-JAN-2005)
    So get moving!

  • Behavior, Diet Therapies Fight Cognitive Decay
    (20-JAN-2005)
    Combination curbed beagles' age-related decline in learning ability

  • Poor Physical Performance Linked to Heart Risk
    (20-JAN-2005)
    Rats bred to have low exercise capacity have more risk factors

  • New Guidelines Simplify Care for Acute Coronary Syndrome
    (19-JAN-2005)
    Alphabetized rules based on results of recent clinical trials

  • High Blood Pressure: The New Childhood Scourge
    (14-JAN-2005)
    Overweight kids face risk of heart disease as adults

  • New U.S. Dietary Guidelines: Eat Less, Exercise More
    (12-JAN-2005)
    s

  • Vitamin C Doesn't Boost Your Workout
    (11-JAN-2005)
    New study finds it doesn't help aerobic performance

  • Downhill Gliders
    (02-JAN-2005)
    Simple measures reduce injury risk for skiing and snowboarding

  • A Heads Up for Soccer in Winter
    (01-JAN-2005)
    Dress warmly, but not too warmly, if you're kicking about in colder climes.

  • Don't Reserve Resolutions for New Year's Eve
    (31-DEC-2004)
    Hectic holiday season not best time for reflection, but summer is, expert suggests

  • Prepare to Get More Fit in 2005
    (31-DEC-2004)
    Tips for older adults planning to carry out a resolution

  • Exercise Cuts Heart, Diabetes Risk Factors
    (29-DEC-2004)
    Program reduces incidence of metabolic syndrome

  • Recognizing Movement in the Mind's Eye
    (29-DEC-2004)
    Dancers' brains reveal the art of imitation, study suggests

  • Remarriage Turns Men Into Couch Potatoes
    (28-DEC-2004)
    But a study finds that they boost their veggie intake

  • Health Tip: Exercise OK During Pregnancy
    (27-DEC-2004)
    But get your doctor's approval first

  • Exercise Keeps the Old Mind Healthy
    (27-DEC-2004)
    Wards off mental decline in senior citizens, study finds

  • Dodge Winter Sports Injuries
    (26-DEC-2004)
    Experts say a little preparation and a lot of caution go a long way

  • Don't Let Shoveling Snow You Under
    (25-DEC-2004)
    Take it easy when you attack the driveway after a blizzard

  • Money Problems Leading Cause of Holiday Stress
    (23-DEC-2004)
    Tips on coping with financial strains during gift-giving season

  • Obese People Can't Run From Health Risks
    (22-DEC-2004)
    Physical activity doesn't reduce death rates, study finds

  • Have a Healthy Holiday Season
    (21-DEC-2004)
    Some tips to avoid overindulging during festive gatherings

  • Asthma Shouldn't Spoil Winter Fun
    (19-DEC-2004)
    Experts offer tips on safe cold weather exercise

  • Scientists Developing Injectable Gel For Torn Cartilage
    (16-DEC-2004)
    Researchers hope it will help injured athletes return to competition faster

  • Getting Out and About Good for Seniors
    (15-DEC-2004)
    Exercise and social activity improve their cognition and sleep

  • Health Tip: Interval Training
    (15-DEC-2004)
    Bursts of intense then less intense exercise

  • Holiday Feasts Don't Have to Fatten You Up
    (14-DEC-2004)
    Exercise and moderate portions can battle weight gain

  • Immigrants to U.S. Assimilating Obesity
    (14-DEC-2004)
    Study finds big weight gains the longer they're here

  • Study: Blacks More Fat, Less Fit Than Whites
    (13-DEC-2004)
    Differences more pronounced in men, researchers say

  • Use Your Head on the Slopes
    (12-DEC-2004)
    What you need to know about ski helmets

  • Indoor Pool Air May Pose Hazard to Kids
    (08-DEC-2004)
    Their lungs could be harmed by chlorine byproducts, study says

  • Health Tip: Exercise While You Work
    (07-DEC-2004)
    How to stay fit at the office

  • Health Tip: The Importance of Stretching
    (06-DEC-2004)
    It can prevent injury during exercise

  • Seniors Need Extra Help Weathering Winter
    (04-DEC-2004)
    Safety advice on getting through cold months safe and sound

  • Health Tip: Buying Athletic Shoes
    (03-DEC-2004)
    Take your time, and do it right

  • MRI Can Spot Foot Trouble in Basketball Players
    (02-DEC-2004)
    Scan identifies early threat of season-ending injuries

  • Simple Steps in Youth Boost Bones in Old Age
    (30-NOV-2004)
    Diet, exercise and a little sunlight can keep canes, walkers at bay

  • Stop Ski Injuries Before They Happen
    (28-NOV-2004)
    Exercise, stretching key to healthy exercise

  • Stop Ski Injuries Before They Happen
    (28-NOV-2004)
    Exercise, stretching key to healthy exercise

  • Stop Ski Injuries Before They Happen
    (28-NOV-2004)
    Exercise, stretching key to healthy exercise

  • It's Never Too Early to Teach Kids the Activity Habit
    (25-NOV-2004)
    Parents should instill love of movement beginning in infancy, experts say

  • Health Tip: Starting an Exercise Program
    (25-NOV-2004)
    Check with your doctor first

  • System That Regulates Blood Pressure May Also Affect Aging
    (22-NOV-2004)
    Studies find it influences mental function, how body responds to exercise

  • Health Tip: Buying Exercise Equipment
    (19-NOV-2004)
    Be wary of misleading advertising

  • Health Tip: Buying Exercise Equipment
    (19-NOV-2004)
    Be wary of misleading advertising

  • Running Revolution Started as Evolution
    (18-NOV-2004)
    Early humans hoofed it not for fun, but for survival

  • Running Revolution Started as Evolution
    (18-NOV-2004)
    Early humans hoofed it not for fun, but for survival

  • Health Tip: Make Time for Exercise
    (17-NOV-2004)
    It's not as hard as you'd think

  • Birth Control Pills May Cut Risk of Knee Injuries
    (17-NOV-2004)
    Study finds they improve stability of joints

  • Teens With Asthma Feel Isolated
    (15-NOV-2004)
    They feel self-conscious, left out of activities

  • Health Tip: Weight Training
    (12-NOV-2004)
    Make sure your technique is OK

  • Exercise Cuts Death Risk Later in Life
    (12-NOV-2004)
    Study finds 35% less chance of dying in next 8 years

  • o Be More Active
    (10-NOV-2004)
    Intervention got them playing soccer, swimming instead of watching TV

  • Unsound Bodies Lead to Unsound Minds
    (10-NOV-2004)
    Study ties couch potato lifestyle to dementia in elderly

  • Heart Health Tied to Social, Psychological Factors
    (08-NOV-2004)
    Studies find several factors outside the body

  • Heart Health Tied to Social, Psychological Factors
    (08-NOV-2004)
    Studies find several factors outside the body

  • Bad Golf Grip Harms Hand
    (05-NOV-2004)
    Caused nerve damage in one male amateur's left hand

  • Health Tip: Fungus Isn't Fun
    (04-NOV-2004)
    Prevent jock itch and athlete's foot

  • Health Tip: Fungus Isn't Fun
    (04-NOV-2004)
    Prevent jock itch and athlete's foot

  • Health Tip: Bikers, Wear a Helmet
    (01-NOV-2004)
    It could prevent serious injury

  • Getting a Good Night's Sleep
    (31-OCT-2004)
    Expert advice on achieving sound slumber

  • Exercise Might Protect Against Parkinson's Disease
    (25-OCT-2004)
    Protects brain cells against damage, researchers say

  • Ease Your Edema
    (23-OCT-2004)
    Tips to soothe feet, ankles that swell by end of the day

  • Health Tip: Jogging for Newbies
    (22-OCT-2004)
    Avoid doing too much, too fast

  • Health Tip: Avoid Hot Tub Rash
    (18-OCT-2004)
    Make sure the tub is well maintained

  • Family History a Factor in Women's Urinary Incontinence
    (15-OCT-2004)
    Incidence higher if mother or sister has the problem

  • Surgeon General Warns of Bone Break Epidemic
    (14-OCT-2004)
    Half of those over 50 to be at osteoporosis risk if nothing's done

  • Health Tip: Need Exercise?
    (13-OCT-2004)
    Do some yard work

  • Health Tip: Need Exercise?
    (13-OCT-2004)
    Do some yard work

  • Health Tip: Walking Machines
    (13-OCT-2004)
    Your feet do a lot of traveling

  • Schools Must Help in Fight Against Obesity
    (12-OCT-2004)
    Physical activity and good nutrition should be stressed, heart experts say

  • Shape Up for Ski Season
    (10-OCT-2004)
    Experts say preparation should start long before snowflakes fall

  • Shape Up for Ski Season
    (10-OCT-2004)
    Experts say preparation should start long before snowflakes fall

  • Shape Up for Ski Season
    (10-OCT-2004)
    Experts say preparation should start long before snowflakes fall

  • Sports Injury Can Lead to Later Trouble
    (07-OCT-2004)
    Knee ligament tear linked to early osteoarthritis in women

  • Brisk Walks Speed Stroke Recovery
    (07-OCT-2004)
    Rehab patients see improve mobility, strength and balance, study finds

  • Health Tip: Get Moving!
    (06-OCT-2004)
    any benefits of exercise

  • Health Tip: Get Moving!
    (06-OCT-2004)
    any benefits of exercise

  • Health Tip: Try Spinning
    (01-OCT-2004)
    An indoor bike ride

  • Major Assault Sought on Childhood Obesity
    (30-SEP-2004)
    Reversing problem will require multi-tiered attack, report urges

  • Women Will Outsprint Men at 100 Meters -- Maybe
    (29-SEP-2004)
    Study of Olympic times predicts women will be swifter by year 2156

  • Health Tip: Take a Walk
    (29-SEP-2004)
    It's a great form of exercise

  • Treadmill Test Predicts Heart Risk in Men
    (27-SEP-2004)
    But some experts question its worth

  • Sprawling Communities Can Be a Health Hazard
    (27-SEP-2004)
    They discourage exercise, contributing to chronic medical problems

  • Rake Without Ache
    (25-SEP-2004)
    Experts offer some safety tips on how to avoid pain or injury

  • Studies Find Stretching Has Its Limits
    (24-SEP-2004)
    Benefit seen when done routinely, not just before exercise

  • Studies Find Stretching Has Its Limits
    (24-SEP-2004)
    Benefit seen when done routinely, not just before exercise

  • Asthma Can Prove Fatal for Young Athletes
    (22-SEP-2004)
    Kids with the disease need to take precautions on and off the playing field

  • Asthma Can Prove Fatal for Young Athletes
    (22-SEP-2004)
    Kids with the disease need to take precautions on and off the playing field

  • Health Tip: Using a Pedometer
    (21-SEP-2004)
    A step toward better health

  • Even Elderly Benefit From Mediterranean Diet
    (21-SEP-2004)
    That and a healthy lifestyle raise life expectancy, study says

  • Walking a Good Workout for Your Brain
    (21-SEP-2004)
    New studies show regular strolls can reduce risk of dementia, boost cognition

  • Health Tip: Using a Pedometer
    (21-SEP-2004)
    A step toward better health

  • Walking a Good Workout for Your Brain
    (21-SEP-2004)
    New studies show regular strolls can reduce risk of dementia, boost cognition

  • Work Out That Joint Pain
    (19-SEP-2004)
    Advice on when to stop exercising

  • Young People Practicing Unhealthy Habits
    (17-SEP-2004)
    They show greatest increase in smoking, obesity and poor eating, study says

  • Weight Management 101
    (15-SEP-2004)
    College freshmen can pack on unwanted pounds, the so-called 'freshman 15'

  • Exercise May Beat Breast Cancer in the Long Run
    (14-SEP-2004)
    Walking, running: any exercise lowers recurrence risk, experts say

  • Exercise Can Keep Heart Failure in Check
    (14-SEP-2004)
    It keeps the muscle from growing stiff, research finds

  • Upbeat Outlook Offsets Effects of Aging
    (13-SEP-2004)
    Positive emotions improve physical, functional health of older adults

  • Does Stretching Prevent Injury?
    (11-SEP-2004)
    Experts debate merits of this fitness mantra

  • Weekend Warriors
    (11-SEP-2004)
    Here's how to keep your backyard football game safe

  • Does Stretching Prevent Injury?
    (11-SEP-2004)
    Experts debate merits of this fitness mantra

  • Upping the Ante to Lower Cholesterol
    (10-SEP-2004)
    New national goals seek to cut risk of heart attack and stroke

  • Young Black Girls Face High Risk of Obesity
    (10-SEP-2004)
    Too much TV and lack of activity increase chances of weight problems, study says

  • It's Never Too Late to Shape Up
    (09-SEP-2004)
    Older marathon runners improving their times more than younger runners

  • It's Never Too Late to Shape Up
    (09-SEP-2004)
    Older marathon runners improving their times more than younger runners

  • Phys Ed Could Help Young Girls Get in Shape
    (08-SEP-2004)
    An added hour of gym weekly could cut number of overweight kids, study finds

  • Clinton Recovering After Quadruple Bypass
    (07-SEP-2004)
    Former president expected to leave hospital within 4-5 days

  • Studies Add to 'Fat-but-Fit' Debate for Women
    (07-SEP-2004)
    Diabetes risk for obesity, heart problems for inactivity

  • Workers of America, Lose Weight!
    (06-SEP-2004)
    Employers can help fight the nation's obesity epidemic, experts say

  • Sidestepping Football Injuries
    (05-SEP-2004)
    Exercising, proper equipment half the battle

  • Families Should Get Fit Together
    (04-SEP-2004)
    Experts urge 30 minutes of exercise a day

  • Appetite Hormone Key to Women's Health
    (01-SEP-2004)
    Low leptin levels tied to several problems, but can be treated

  • Diabetes Rampant Among Native Americans
    (30-AUG-2004)
    Disease relatively new to population, but manageable

  • Chromium in Diet, Fitness Products May Pose Danger
    (30-AUG-2004)
    Study finds body could convert harmless form of chromium into carcinogenic variety

  • Suburbia's Just Another Name for Fat City
    (30-AUG-2004)
    Sprawling communities are home to heavier people

  • Chromium in Diet, Fitness Products May Pose Danger
    (30-AUG-2004)
    Study finds body could convert harmless form of chromium into carcinogenic variety

  • Gene-Altered 'Super' Mice Are Super Athletes
    (25-AUG-2004)
    But their new powers could lead to muscle damage

  • Exercise May Prevent Astronauts' Muscle Loss
    (25-AUG-2004)
    Squats stopped muscle wasting in simulated experiment

  • Gene-Altered 'Super' Mice Are Super Athletes
    (25-AUG-2004)
    But their new powers could lead to muscle damage

  • Exercise May Prevent Astronauts' Muscle Loss
    (25-AUG-2004)
    Squats stopped muscle wasting in simulated experiment

  • Health Tip: How to Run Like the Wind
    (23-AUG-2004)
    Change your shoes

  • Health Tip: How to Run Like the Wind
    (23-AUG-2004)
    Change your shoes

  • Exercise Pays Off in Long Run
    (20-AUG-2004)
    Continued effects last for months after workouts end

  • Staying Active and Healthy in the Heat
    (20-AUG-2004)
    Drink water, know the best times to exercise, and wear cool clothes

  • Staying Active and Healthy in the Heat
    (20-AUG-2004)
    Drink water, know the best times to exercise, and wear cool clothes

  • Research Stretches Insight Into Muscle Fatigue
    (19-AUG-2004)
    Lactic acid, long thought to be a cause of weariness, may offer relief

  • Longer Rehab Improves Hip Fracture Outcomes
    (17-AUG-2004)
    Supervised exercise, weight training keeps elderly patients mobile, independent

  • Hot Can Be Hazardous
    (15-AUG-2004)
    The heat can fell you quickly, so follow these tips

  • Exercise -- the Real Fountain of Youth
    (15-AUG-2004)
    30 minutes of daily activity can keep you fit and healthy

  • Swing With Care on the Course
    (14-AUG-2004)
    Experts offer healthy golf tips

  • Pelvic Exercises Aid Childbirth
    (13-AUG-2004)
    Contrary to popular belief, strong muscles help during labor

  • Health Tip: Staying Active Helps Your Heart
    (12-AUG-2004)
    Some easy ways to keep moving

  • Olympics Could Call Out the Couch Potatoes
    (12-AUG-2004)
    But look before you leap to avoid injury, sports health experts say

  • Olympics Could Call Out the Couch Potatoes
    (12-AUG-2004)
    But look before you leap to avoid injury, sports health experts say

  • Health Tip: Fighting Athlete's Foot
    (09-AUG-2004)
    Fungus is no fun

  • Don't Go Off the Deep End
    (08-AUG-2004)
    Divers warned to always look before they leap into unfamiliar waters

  • Don't Go Off the Deep End
    (08-AUG-2004)
    Divers warned to always look before they leap into unfamiliar waters

  • Health Tip: Using Inline Skates
    (06-AUG-2004)
    They can be dangerous if used improperly

  • The Spoils of Summer Swimming
    (06-AUG-2004)
    More reports of illnesses suggest watching water hygiene

  • Study Highlights Keys to Weight Loss
    (05-AUG-2004)
    They include readiness to take action, and increased self-confidence

  • Health Tip: Pilates
    (04-AUG-2004)
    Focuses on the back and abdominal muscles

  • Health Tip: Exercise for People With Disabilities
    (03-AUG-2004)
    It's especially important

  • Cramping Your Style
    (01-AUG-2004)
    How to avoid heat cramps while exercising

  • Cramping Your Style
    (01-AUG-2004)
    How to avoid heat cramps while exercising

  • Health Tip: Stationary Bikes
    (30-JUL-2004)
    Suggestions before you buy

  • Health Tip: Stationary Bikes
    (30-JUL-2004)
    Suggestions before you buy

  • Foot Injuries Rise Among Top Athletes
    (30-JUL-2004)
    Bigger bodies, lighter shoes may explain the trend

  • Foot Injuries Rise Among Top Athletes
    (30-JUL-2004)
    Bigger bodies, lighter shoes may explain the trend

  • Do You Live in a Blue State?
    (28-JUL-2004)
    Study: Americans feel down about three days a month

  • Ankle Readings Foretell Walking Problems
    (27-JUL-2004)
    Pressure gauge predicts blocked arteries without symptoms

  • On-the-Job Exercise Helps Diabetics
    (26-JUL-2004)
    Even light lifting reduces heart risk, study finds

  • New Hope for Women Struggling With PMS
    (24-JUL-2004)
    Treatments, lifestyle changes can make the monthly symptoms more bearable, experts say

  • Windsurfing Wisely
    (24-JUL-2004)
    Heed this advice on how to stay safe while slicing through the waves

  • Health Tip: Don't Be a Dumbbell
    (23-JUL-2004)
    Evaluate fitness products claims carefully

  • Health Tip: Don't Be a Dumbbell
    (23-JUL-2004)
    Evaluate fitness products claims carefully

  • Dogs Catch Like the Pros Do
    (19-JUL-2004)
    Canines' keen skills at snaring flying objects akin to outfielders'

  • X-treme Sports Demand X-treme Protection
    (18-JUL-2004)
    Proper safety gear is essential

  • X-treme Sports Demand X-treme Protection
    (18-JUL-2004)
    Proper safety gear is essential

  • Football and Summer Heat a Dangerous Combo
    (17-JUL-2004)
    Athletes need to hydrate and watch for signs of heat illness

  • Kid Bicyclists Slow to Move in Traffic
    (16-JUL-2004)
    Virtual reality shows good instincts, delayed pedaling

  • A Dangerous Thirst for Summer Sports
    (15-JUL-2004)
    Lack of liquids can cause heat-related health problems

  • Too Much Childhood TV Tied to Poor Adult Health
    (15-JUL-2004)
    Tube addicts likelier to have severe problems in their 20s

  • A Dangerous Thirst for Summer Sports
    (15-JUL-2004)
    Lack of liquids can cause heat-related health problems

  • Your Bike Should Be A Good Fit
    (14-JUL-2004)
    Otherwise you'll pedal your way to injury, experts say

  • Your Bike Should Be A Good Fit
    (14-JUL-2004)
    Otherwise you'll pedal your way to injury, experts say

  • Burn Calories, Lose Weight
    (09-JUL-2004)
    Knocking off 700 to 2,000 a week provides health benefit, experts say

  • Added Protein Gives Sports Drinks Extra Kick
    (09-JUL-2004)
    Enhances performance and reduces muscle damage

  • Added Protein Gives Sports Drinks Extra Kick
    (09-JUL-2004)
    Enhances performance and reduces muscle damage

  • Health Tip: Pregnant Women on the Move
    (08-JUL-2004)
    Exercise suggestions


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