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20 ways to get your children off the sofa and into the habit of exercise On a chilly March morning in Brockwell Park, south London, children in running leggings and headbands are star jumping by a tree. My five-year-old son Hector, dressed in his school tracksuit, is mortified to be wearing the wrong kit at his first junior ...
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How this woman lost 31kg in 3 months with no exercise Obesity in New Zealand is rising. This video outlines the statistics around obesity in NZ and where we rank in the world. NZ Herald.
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Short Bursts May Prevent Death Too: This Changes How You View Exercise If you think exercise needs to be running on the treadmill for at least ten minutes, this study may change your view. (Photo: Shutterstock).
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ABC's Karl Schmid Reveals He Is HIV Positive In Moving Facebook Post "For anyone who has ever doubted themselves because of those scary three letters and one symbol, let me tell you this, you are somebody who matters.
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UNC Women's Health provides numerous paths to contraception for students The first intrauterine device (IUD) was introduced almost 50 years ago, providing a safe and reversible contraceptive alternative to traditional oral hormonal medication, commonly known as the pill.
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ABC Correspondent Karl Schmid Reveals He's HIV-Positive The 37-year-old Australian native and on-camera reporter shared the news on Friday night (March 24) in a lengthy post on Facebook.
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Study On Young Adults Suggests Eating Regularly Is The Key To Weight Management A study from the University of Helsinki suggests that dieting is often ineffective as a weight management tool, as it isn't unusual for people to regain the weight they had lost.
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It all made sense when we found out we were autistic "That's how I described myself at the BBC Ouch storytelling event at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe last year. I'm now 50.
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Even short bursts of exercise can reduce Americans' risk of disease and death, study says Do the national exercise guidelines need a change? That's a question raised by a new study by researchers at the National Cancer Institute and the National Institutes of Health.
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Look and Feel Good With Sensi Sensitive Skin Line It's owned by Kimone Knight, a creative and innovative cosmetic chemist who gets her works tested and approved by several medical doctors.
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A new study finds children's blood lead levels in Flint are declining A new study in the Journal of Pediatrics finds blood lead levels in Flint children were nearly three times higher in 2006 than in samples taken in 2016.
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A Whole Food Diet is Better than Cutting Calories for Weight Loss It's a great day for naturally-minded nutritionists everywhere. That's because the long-standing myth that all calories are equal and that you simply have to cut calories if you want to lose weight has just been proven wrong.
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Nurse keeps her job despite tying sick, elderly patient to bed A Melbourne nurse has had her suspension overturned after tying a distressed elderly woman to a hospital bed using a bed sheet. Photo credit: Getty.
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Songbirds may tune in to mental health treatments Lauren Riters recently returned to Bowling Green State University to share her research on how the social interaction of songbirds is relevant to human mental health, and to give a nod to the late Jaak Panksepp, distinguished research professor ...
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Scouts pay out £42000 over 11-year-old's autism claim An 11-year-old boy has received £42,000 in compensation after his family said his cub scout group discriminated against him for having autism.
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Vermont officials seek public's help in norovirus investigation A Vermont restaurant linked to a norovirus outbreak that has sickened more than 50 people reopened Sunday as public health officials continued their investigation.
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Federal funding to combat opioid crisis According to the Associated Press, the $1.3 trillion budget appropriation President Trump signed on Friday includes $4.6 billion that will be allocated to states gripped by the nation's growing opioid abuse epidemic.
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North Jersey Community to Go Red and Unite for Women's Heart Health The American Heart Association to host ninth annual Northern NJ Go Red for Women Luncheon on April 12. WEST ORANGE, NJ - The ninth annual Northern NJ Go Red for Women luncheon continues to celebrate women's heart health, and the power and influence we ...
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'Game changing' antibiotic can kill superbugs A 'game changing' new antibiotic which is capable of killing superbugs has been successfully synthesised and used to treat an infection for the first time, and could lead to the first new class of antibiotic drug in 30 years, according to a new report ...
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Here's How Drunk Maryland Gets From Binge Drinking Americans don't only drink to excess on St. Patrick's Day or during the Final Four, but many of you in Maryland already knew that.
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Nurses reveal the things people say in the moments before their death NURSES who care for terminally ill patients have revealed the most common things patients say before they die. NZ Herald. news.com.
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States: Federal money for opioid crisis a small step forward CHERRY HILL, N.J. (AP) - Congress is putting record funding into the fight against the nation's deepening opioid drug crisis. But some officials and advocates don't think the $4.6 billion in the federal appropriation bill signed Friday by President ...
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High drug costs force hard choices, say patients backing Sen. Tina Smith's bill In her first piece of stand-alone legislation, Sen. Tina Smith has introduced a bill to close a loophole that allows major drug companies to "pay to delay" bringing more affordable generic drugs to market.
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Refrain from dieting, eat regularly to sustain weight loss LONDON: If you are trying to manage your weight with dieting, you may be wrong, as it can make you fatter. Instead, start eating regularly, suggests a study.
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Here's How Drunk Virginia Gets From Binge Drinking Americans don't only drink to excess on St. Patrick's Day or during the Final Four, but many of you in Virginia already knew that.
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Deciding When to Use PARP Inhibitors, and Which One An educational session helps oncologists understand the decision-making process for selecting treatments for recurrent ovarian cancer.
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You need to quit dieting STRICT dieting won't help you lose weight for good, so it's time to throw away that rule book. Kathleen Alleaume@therightbalance · news.
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'I wasn't going to be scared of this': Firefighter beat cancer twice, now waits for baby girl's arrival Philip Bierman put on his jacket during a visit to the fire station at Eppley Airfield. Howe invited Bierman, his oncologist, and his treatment team from Nebraska Medicine to visit the station in February.
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Antibiotic to Kill Superbugs May Be a Reality Soon In times when we are facing the very real possibility of a post-antibiotic world due to the rising number of antibiotic-resistant bacteria, there seems to be hope after all.
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Blaming doctors for opioid crisis is easy, but not the whole story When the number of national opioid deaths swelled, people quickly pointed to physicians and their prescription pads as the culprits.
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Cannabis helps alcohol, cocaine addicts overcome cravings - study An employee sorts freshly harvested cannabis buds at a medical marijuana plantation in northern Israel March 21, 2017. /REUTERS. Facebook · Twitter · Google+ · WhatsApp · Email.
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Americans With Alzheimer's Now Number 5.7 Million Next Avenue Where grown-ups keep growing Opinions expressed by Forbes Contributors are their own. Next Avenue , Contributor. By Beth Baker, Next Avenue Contributor.
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Here Are 3 Alternative Cancer Treatments To Ask Your Doctor About Cancer has proven to be a crafty adversary. So far, the disease has found ways to circumvent the body's defenses and many sophisticated medical treatments.
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Refrain from dieting, eat regularly to sustain weight loss Research findings prove that instead of losing weight, it is more important to focus on eating regular meals, taking care of one's well-being and finding a more general sense of meaning in life.
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Pregnant Women Who Exercise Might Have Shorter Labor, Says New Study Who is Tammy Duckworth? Iraq war veteran to be first sitting US senator to have baby. Exercising during pregnancy might lead to shorter labor periods when it's time to give birth.
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World Tuberculosis Day marked Minister of State for Health Padma Kumari Aryal laying the foundation stone for the construction of National Chest Disease Hospital, in Bhaktapur, on Saturday.
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In UAE, youth more prone to colon cancer Colon cancer is unlike many other forms of cancer because it can be completely symptomless. And it's entirely preventable. ((Alamy Image)).
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UN Seeks 'Bold Action' as WHO Sets 2030 Deadline for TB Eradication in Africa As the World Tuberculosis Day was marked on Saturday around the globe, the United Nations has revealed that the disease (TB) remains the top infectious killer worldwide as well as the leading cause of death among people living with HIV, claiming more ...
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LHS senior, local man hope Tweet ends a four-year search for kidney donor LANCASTER - Lyndal Payne II has been on the OSU medical center kidney transplant list for four years. But a trip to a local restaurant and a subsequent social media might be the key to a brighter future.
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Evening in Pink: Madison breast cancer survivor gives back Roberta Lombardi, of Madison, displays an invitation for the Evening in Pink, a fundraiser for breast cancer patients at Smilow Cancer Hospital, on March 16, 2018.
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