Month: June 2010

TORONTO, June 30 (UPI) — Women physically active at any age have lower risk of elderly cognitive impairment, but teen exercise appears most important, Canadian researchers found. Physical exercise – Cognition – Social Sciences – Cognitive Science – Canada

Exercise has previously been linked to possible benefits in staving off dementia, but a new look at the topic suggests the earlier the better.

WASHINGTON – NEW guidelines urge cancer survivors to exercise more, even, difficult as it may sound, those who have not yet finished their treatment. There is growing evidence that physical activity improves quality of life and eases some cancer-related fatigue. More, it can help fend off a serious decline in physical function that can last long after therapy is finished.

Riding for exercise may help women who put on extra pounds during their 30s and 40s, a study says.

New guidelines urge cancer survivors to exercise more, even, difficult as it may sound, those who have not yet finished their treatment. Growing evidence shows it can help fend off a serious decline in physical function that can last long after therapy is finished.

WASHINGTON – New guidelines urge cancer survivors to exercise more, even, difficult as it may sound, those who have not yet finished their treatment.

WASHINGTON – Cancer survivors, better work up a sweat. New guidelines are urging survivors to exercise more, even hard as it may sound those who haven’t yet finished their treatment.