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Exercise may cut risk of 13 cancers, study suggests

Exercise may cut risk of 13 cancers, study suggests

A study of 1.4 million adults suggests that exercise could significantly reduce the risk for 13 types of cancer, including some of the most deadly types. The federal guidelines for exercise are 150 minutes of moderate-intensity activity per week, such as brisk...

Health: Exercise and Hypertension

High blood pressure, or hypertension, is a dangerous and increasingly common disease linked to our modern lifestyle. The leading causes of high blood pressure include stress, obesity, diet, and a lack of physical exercise; but other factors like genetic heredity and...
Body After Baby: Here’s What You Need to Know

Body After Baby: Here’s What You Need to Know

Having a child takes a lot out of you. In order to get back to your post baby body, it takes multiple steps of changing exercises. Initially you want to make sure you ease back into exercise until 6 weeks out to let your body recover. Once you feel good about lighter...