Fighting cancer? Exercise program can help patients feel and heal better (The Daily Commercial)
ROXANNE BROWN Staff Writer CLERMONT — Kyndall Truett, an exercise specialist at the National Training Center in Clermont, is out to help cance …
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Good Health is Your Greatest Wealth……Virgil
ROXANNE BROWN Staff Writer CLERMONT — Kyndall Truett, an exercise specialist at the National Training Center in Clermont, is out to help cance …
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STOCKTON – Hikers and bikers looped around preset courses of varying lengths Saturday morning in a physical fundraiser designed to fight hunger.
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DEAR DR. DONOHUE: I am 72 years old. I walk up and down 15 flights of stairs, each flight having 17 steps. I do this once a day. Is that enough exercise for me?
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Nearly half-a-million total knee replacements are done in the United States each year. Doctors are performing the surgery on patients who are younger and younger. Now, a study shows intense physical therapy is key to recovering from getting a new knee.
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Nearly half-a-million total knee replacements are done in the United States each year. Doctors are doing the surgery on patients who are younger and younger. Now a study shows intense physical therapy is key to recovering from getting a new knee.
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Title: Physical Fitness Cuts Heart, Death Risk Category: Health News Created: 5/21/2009 Last Editorial Review: 5/21/2009
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This May, FitnessTips101.com, founded by Scott Gray, is encouraging busy professionals to make time for fitness during International Physical Fitness and Sports Month.
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When physical therapist Stephen Snow graduated from college in 1974, he never would have guessed that he would end up spending so many years as a pediatric physical therapist for a school system.
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A study from the University of Illinois proved what Shari Horvat of Channahon suspected all along: physical activity may increase a child’s ability to pay attention in school.
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The market research organization’s findings come shortly after a study presented at the European Congress on Obesity suggested that increased calorie intake, rather than lack of exercise, was nearly exclusively to blame for the US obesity epidemic.
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