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01/17/2013 - Many patients continue to avoid activity that caused pain before the surgery, researcher says
01/15/2013 - Study takes advantage of technology to educate kids on nutrition, fitness
01/11/2013 - Some students avoid alternatives such as fitness centers, researcher says
01/09/2013 - Study of inner-city school found traditional gym class more effective for older kids
01/08/2013 - When the going gets cold, the cold get going, experts say
01/08/2013 - Study found higher death risk for those who were overweight, physically inactive
01/07/2013 - During pregnancy appointments, ask about father's state of mind, experts say
01/03/2013 - Resistance training linked to positive cardiovascular effects, but same impact not seen in whites
12/31/2012 - It helps kids' overall development and gives them a chance to decompress
12/26/2012 - However, study found those serving in Afghanistan, Iraq still had beginnings of heart disease
12/19/2012 - In large U.S. survey, Oklahoma ranked lowest while Washington, D.C., ranked highest
12/16/2012 - Expert gives tips for cold-weather heart health
12/13/2012 - Ability to do this simple task may predict risk of dying, study suggests
11/30/2012 - Study shows even a virtual one can spur you to exercise longer
11/30/2012 - Study finds that people sit more hours a day than they sleep, raising the risk of chronic health conditions
11/26/2012 - Fathers seem to play the greatest role in how their children feel about dental visits, study finds
10/30/2012 - Expert says popular show is more daunting than motivating
10/29/2012 - Getting fit helped overweight, inactive adults sharpen their thinking skills, too
10/18/2012 - More communication may translate to less sex, review suggests
10/11/2012 - Benefits of lifestyle changes go beyond weight loss for diabetes patients, researcher says
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