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3 Hours of Exercise Weekly Can Cut Men’s Heart Risks (HealthDay)

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HealthDay – WEDNESDAY, Oct. 5 (HealthDay News) — Three hours of vigorous exercise
a week can reduce a man’s heart attack risk by 22 percent, a new study
suggests.

Smokers Have Heart Attacks Earlier Than Nonsmokers (HealthDay)

10/06/2011 majac Heart Disease

HealthDay – WEDNESDAY, Oct. 5 (HealthDay News) — Smokers have heart attacks
earlier in life than nonsmokers, and women smokers are more likely than
men to suffer complications after a heart attack, according to a new
study.

Honolulu Airport Site of Triennial Emergency Exercise

10/06/2011 majac Exercise

By Wendy Osher The Honolulu International Airport served as the staging area for a triennial emergency response exercise this morning. The realistic exercise, conducted as a certification requirement by the Federal Aviation Administration, …
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Exercise Does a Renal-Impaired Body Good

10/06/2011 majac Exercise

By Crystal Phend, Senior Staff Writer, MedPage Today Point out that benefits of regular exercise included greater functional capacity, better blood pressure and heart rate, and a boost in health-related quality of life. Regular exercise improves health …
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Technology has value in exercise, but so does the quiet time

10/05/2011 majac Exercise

Yes, exercise can be an addiction and enough books have been written to waste any more time dissecting that. But searching for, finding and downloading new apps to enrich Apple and its technology partners and supposedly simplify my life can be nearly …
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Exercise of the Week: Push-Up to T | STACK Blog

10/05/2011 majac Exercise

Every Wednesday, STACK features an Exercise of the Week to help you improve your overall sports performance—including strength, speed, conditioning and.
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Exercise and the … – ProfHacker – The Chronicle of Higher Education

10/05/2011 majac Exercise

In the second post, Reynolds writes, “Can exercise make the brain more fit? That absorbing question inspired a new study at the University of South Carolina during which scientists assembled mice and assigned half to run for an hour a day …
ProfHacker

Why To Exercise Today, Whether Or Not You Have Kidney Disease …

10/05/2011 majac Exercise

Now my point about exercise: A new review finds that even if you have chronic kidney disease, exercise can help. Even if you're on dialysis, exercise can help. So how can my own measly health problems keep me from exercising? From the …
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The Takeway: The Exercise / Vitamin D Link; Romney Disses 'Perry …

10/05/2011 majac Exercise

Exercise Boosts Vitamin D? I wouldn't compare 'vigorous exercise' to a ray of sunshine in very many circumstances, but it turns out there's one thing a good workout and a sunny day may have in common: Upping your levels of Vitamin D. At …
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Can Exercise Strengthen Your Brain? | Care2 Healthy Living

10/05/2011 majac Exercise

A new study out of the University of South Carolina suggests that exercise can strengthen brain cells!
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bLite Free Weight Loss Support Group with Thoughts For Foods Holist Health

10/05/2011 majac Your Health Matters

You even lost the weight with some crazy restrictive diet, but gained it all back and then some because when you got back into the “real world”, you didn't have the support to help you build healthy habit that would keep the weight off for good. …
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Experts say cancer likely killed Steve Jobs (AP)

10/05/2011 majac Your Health Matters

AP – Steve Jobs managed to live more than seven years with a rare form of pancreatic cancer that grows more slowly than the common kind. But his need for a liver transplant two years ago was a bad sign that his troubles with the disease probably were not over.

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