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(HealthDay News) — Exercise doesn't have to amount to a monthly pass to the neighborhood gym. The U.S. Weight-Control Information Network offers these inexpensive exercise suggestions: Take a walk or run around a local park, or the track at a nearby …
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(HealthDay News) — Exercise is always important for good health, but it's especially beneficial for women who have had breast cancer. The American Council on Exercise mentions these potential benefits: Exercise can reduce the risk of breast cancer …
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Wear layers of clothing that you can peel away as you warm up. Keep your head, hands and feet warm with a hat, gloves and socks. Always check the weather before heading out. Don't exercise outdoors in dangerous conditions. Avoid cotton or tightly woven …
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Exercise helps more than just your physical well-being, experts say. Plain and simple, says the American Council on Exercise, exercise makes you feel better. Th.
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(HealthDay News) — Eczema refers to a host of conditions characterized by red, irritated skin. It’s not an allergy itself, but can be triggered by an allergic reaction. Infants and children are affected more often than adults.
(HealthDay News) — Diving into water that’s too shallow can lead to a spinal cord injury, permanent brain damage and even death, the American Academy of Pediatrics warns.
(HealthDay News) — Your workouts should challenge you physically, but not to the point of overexertion.
(HealthDay News) — Before you pack your bags for your next trip, make sure you read up on how to prevent back pain from lugging luggage.
(HealthDay News) — While exercise can help you feel better physically and emotionally, it may be wise to skip a day if you aren’t feeling well.
(HealthDay News) — A child’s feet can grow rapidly, so don’t ever assume that your child still needs the same shoe size as last time.
(HealthDay News) — Hypoglycemia (low blood sugar) is a common complication of diabetes, and can occur even in people whose diabetes is well-managed.