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Most high school kids are not getting enough exercise, but more boys than girls are meeting official recommendations, according to a new report from the …
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By Katrina Dupins – bio | email A new survey from the CDC shows only 12 percent of high school students are getting enough exercise. That means meeting the minimum recommendations for both aerobic and muscle-strengthening activity. …
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High school students aren't doing much running — and when they do run, there's a good chance it's to a vending machine. Roughly one-third of high school students in the U.S..
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Roughly one-third of high school students in the U.S. drink two or more sodas, sports drinks, or other sugary beverages per day, but only 15% get the one hour of daily aerobic exercise that health officials recommend, according to the …
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Roughly one-third of high school students in the US drink two or more sodas, sports drinks, or other sugary beverages per day, but only 15% get the one hour of daily aerobic exercise that health officials recommend, according to the results of a …
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By Kristina Fiore, Staff Writer, MedPage Today Only about 12% of teens get a sufficient combination of aerobic and muscle-strengthening exercise to meet the physical activity goals of the federal government's Healthy People initiative, CDC researchers …
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By Alan Mozes THURSDAY, June 16 (HealthDay News) When it comes to the eating and exercise habits of America's teens, new data from the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention paints a decidedly pessimistic picture. Not only are high school kids …
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By Bill Hendrick May 26, 2011 — Walking or performing physically demanding work on the job helps US adults meet minimum physical activity guidelines that could lead to better health, the CDC says in a new report. The report is based on survey of …
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About two-thirds of U.S. adults meet minimum physical activity guidelines while doing leisure activities, but walking or moving around more at the workplace could help, the CDC says.
AP SANDY, Utah — The Utah Department of Health and the federal Centers for Disease Control and Prevention plan an exercise to prepare for a potential public health emergency. The department says the agency will work with the CDC's Strategic National …
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