Working up a sweat could be the most important lifestyle change people with high blood pressure can make. Still, few physicians take time to discuss physical activity with their patients, says a new study published in the summer issue of the journal Ethnicity & Disease.
Chicago – Immigrant children of all backgrounds get even less vigorous exercise than their U.S.-born counterparts, the largest study of its kind suggests.
For many people, joining a fitness club is the easiest way to bring exercise into their daily routines, but if you’d rather step off a pier than step into a gym, you might want to try something new.
(5 stars) The story did a good job communicating that medical therapy may not be a simple thing to accomplish and likely would involve many interactions between patient and clinician in order to get it right.
FRIDAY, Aug. 15 (HealthDay News) — Memory loss and confusion often provide the first clues to the onset of dementia. But recent research suggests that physical — not mental — impairment may be an earlier harbinger of trouble.
