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19 (UPI) — Exercise, already known to help cancer survivors feel better, may help reduce depression among heart failure patients, U.S. researchers say. Dr. James Blumenthal of Duke University in Durham, N.C., gave heart failure patients a …
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Aerobic exercise has been ruled the best type of exercise for eliminating fat, according to a study by a group of experts from Duke University who explored the …
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In the new study published in the Journal of the American Medical Association, Duke University researchers found that moderate exercise is linked with a decrease in depression among people with the health condition. The finding is important because …
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Whatever problems or challenges you are facing in your personal or professional life, there is evidence that a regular exercise program will help combat the blues. In fact, a Duke University study released at the end of the 1990s showed that a regular …
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“The beautiful thing about fitness is that we can improve it with exercise training,” said lead study author Lee Jones, an associate professor at Duke University. The researchers found an association between cardiopulmonary function and breast cancer …
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Brain cancer patients who are able to exercise live longer than patients who are sedentary, according the Duke University researchers. The study results.
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