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16 October 2008

Association Found Among Severe Obstructive Apnea, High Fat Diets, Less Physical Activity In Women

High-altitude Climbing Causes Subtle Loss Of Brain Cells And Motor Function Says Everest And K2 Study

Stanford MD Jeff Peterson's 111 Day Journey As Expedition Physician For Documentary Film, Running The Sahara

15 October 2008

Human Brain Feeds On Lactate Not Glucose During Exercise

14 October 2008

U.S. Physical Activity Guidelines Reflect Those Previously Published By ACSM And AHA

Canterbury Christ Church University Receives Seal Of Approval As Official London 2012 Olympics Training Camp

12 October 2008

Kentucky Public Health To Launch Strength Training Program For Women

DOH Sponsors A Statewide Physical Activity And Nutrition Forum, Hawaii

10 October 2008

Health And Fitness Industry Makes Commitment To Promote New 2008 Physical Activities Guidelines For Americans

Runners Avoid Knee Pain With Complimentary Pamphlet From Chicago Hospital

09 October 2008

Kids' Weighty Issues Tackled At Obesity And Eating Disorder Conference

Preventing Childhood Obesity - Training Course Brings International Researchers To Queensland University Of Technology, Australia

Cancer Experts Welcome Government Physical Activity Guidelines

Fit Physical Activity Into Your Life-your Way

08 October 2008

New Fitness Pedometers No Longer Tied To The Hip With Ability To Be Worn In Multiple Locations On The Body And Function At Multiple Orientations

Adults Should Exercise Aerobically For At Least 2.5 Hours A Week Says US Government

HHS Announces Physical Activity Guidelines For Americans, USA

The Recruitment Of Different Compartments Within A Muscle Depends On The Mechanics Of The Movement

Health Tip Of The Week: I Walk, You Walk And We'll All Walk

New Online Travel Calculator To Encourage Kids To Walk To School, Scotland

07 October 2008

Lance Armstrong To Receive American Association Of Cancer Institutes' Public Service And Advocacy Award

Human Growth Hormone (hGH): Biosimilar Pricing Is Not Enough, Convenience Will Mandate

Thinking Outside The Box The Vital Role Of Outdoor Time In Physical Activity Guidelines Implementation

06 October 2008

Severely Obese Benefit Greatly From A Little Bit Of Exercise

04 October 2008

For Tighter Abs, Look To Core Strengthening

03 October 2008

Long-Jump World Record Reached With The Aid Of Space Tech

Athlete Performance And Fatigue Monitoring Goes To A New Level: Zephyr Team System

02 October 2008

Miracle Athlete Shad Ireland Set To Become First Dialysis Patient To Complete Five-City Triathlon Tour

01 October 2008

Need To Expand Physical Activity In Schools: Walking Forum Report

The Human Brain Shifts Into High Gear On 'Alternative Energy' During Exercise

Be Aware, Be Healthy: What You Need To Know About Swimming In Chlorinated Pools

More Exercise Needed To Tackle Child Obesity, British Medical Association Scotland

30 September 2008

Eat For Goals! - UEFA, The World Heart Federation And The European Commission Come Together To Tackle Childhood Obesity

Physical Therapists Say Appropriate Exercise Can Help Prevent ACL Injuries In Female Athletes

Skin Virus Spreads In Rugby Players And Sumo Wrestlers

29 September 2008

Steroids Provide Competitive Edge Years After Doping Ends: Power Lifters

26 September 2008

Physical Therapists Say Appropriate Exercise Can Help Prevent Anterior Cruciate Ligament Injuries In Female Athletes

25 September 2008

Lance Armstrong Unveils Global Cancer Awareness Campaign And Details Of His Return To Cycling

Weak Bladders Deter Many Young Women From Sports Participation

Years After Doping Has Ended Anabolic Steroids Still Provide A Competitive Edge In Power Lifting

IU Health & Wellness For September: Cycle Of Violence, Cardio Tennis, Teens And Sex

Studying How Sled Dogs Run 1,100 Miles Through The Harshest Conditions May Help Human Endurance

Caffeinated Energy Drinks Should Have Better Labels

23 September 2008

Researchers Appeal For Volunteers To 'Road-Test' Exercise Programmes Prescribed By East Kent GPs, UK

NATA Issues Consensus Statement Aimed At Reducing Gender Bias In ACL Injury Research Studies

22 September 2008

Pre-Activity Stretching May Hinder Athletic Performance, Unlv Study Finds

World Heart Day - Sunday 28th September 08 Know Your Risk!

21 September 2008

Orlando: 9-Year-Old Winter Vinecki To Compete In Triathlon In Honor Of Her Father With Advanced Prostate Cancer

20 September 2008

Size And Fitness Levels Of NHL Players Have Improved, University Of Alberta Study Shows

19 September 2008

National Achievement Award Presented To Boxing Champ, UK

District Court Clears The Way For Antitrust Case

Minimally Invasive Surgery Cures Pain Caused By Hip Impingement

18 September 2008

Kids With Obese Friends And Family More Likely To Misperceive Weight

16 September 2008

Taking Stock For Stroke Prevention, Australian Medical Association

Don't Skimp On The Gym Because Of MRSA

15 September 2008

Weight Watchers Brings Healthy Weight Management Solutions To China

14 September 2008

Foot Injuries Plague Athletes During Fall Sports Season

12 September 2008

Autumn Exercise Tips For Thrifty New York City Boomers & Seniors

Landmark Study Finds Popular Surgery Provides No Relief For Osteoarthritis Of The Knee

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