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Wearable fitness monitors (think Fitbit) provide a "motivation alert" as you approach the magic number of 10,000 steps per day, with a "celebration" of lights on their displays when that goal is reached. But a new study shows that objective…
Marathon Running May Cause Short-Term Kidney Injury
Any marathoner will tell you that the grueling 26-mile races can do a number on the hips, knees, ankles and feet.
Now, a small study suggests that these tests of endurance are also tough on the kidneys.
"Marathon runners demonstrate…
Are Any Fad Diets Good for Heart Health?
It may be tempting to latch on to the latest diet fad like juicing or going gluten-free to lose weight or achieve other health goals. But when it comes to heart health, doctors say sticking with old standbys like fruits, veggies and olive…
Regular Exercise May Slow Parkinsons Progression
Parkinson's disease can cause tremors, stiffness and trouble with walking. But a new study suggests that regular exercise can slow the progression of the disease.
Even those with advanced Parkinson's can benefit from activity, the study…
Saltiest Foods in American Diets
You probably know that Americans consume way too much salt, but a new U.S. government report points the finger at some surprising sources of salt in the diet.
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Pizza.
Sandwiches.
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BMI Does Not Predict Heart Disease In Minorities
Even though obesity can indicate a risk for heart disease and diabetes in white people, it may not be as reliable for predicting these risks in other racial and ethnic groups, a U.S. study suggests.
Almost one in three people with a…
Holiday Nutrition Boost: Your Guide to Healthy Easter, Passover Meals
With your Easter feast or Passover repast just around the corner, we’ve asked top nutritionists and dietitians for suggestions on how to make these holiday meals healthier.
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10 Minutes of Vigorous Exercise Helps Kids Hearts
Just a bit of vigorous exercise each day could help some children and teens reduce their risk of developing heart problems and diabetes, researchers say.
The new study looked at nearly 11,600 kids, aged 4 to 18, in the United States, Brazil…
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