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December 1, 2023/Women's Health

Can Exercise Reduce Your Risk of Breast Cancer?

Physical activity and weight management can minimize your chances of getting the disease

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November 17, 2023/Diabetes & Endocrinology

How Walking After Eating Impacts Your Blood Sugar

Even a short walk can make a positive difference

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November 13, 2023/Exercise & Fitness

The 75 Soft Challenge: When 75 Hard Is Too Much

This modified challenge offers a head start on healthier habits

Adult running on treadmill to cushion their knees.
November 6, 2023/Exercise & Fitness

Is Running Bad for Your Knees?

Running doesn’t cause knee arthritis, but you can take steps to minimize cartilage damage

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November 2, 2023/Eye Care

7 Lifestyle Changes That Can Help Diabetes-Related Macular Edema

Getting connected to the right healthcare providers can make a big difference

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November 1, 2023/Exercise & Fitness

Is Pickleball Good Exercise?

With a little precaution, you can prevent injuries and stay in this good-for-you game

Person playing ball with their dog at a park.
October 26, 2023/Wellness

How To Turn a Bad Day Around

Reflect on your feelings, connect with others and get active

Person exercising 30 seconds, noted by timer, before switching to a different exercise
October 24, 2023/Exercise & Fitness

Should You Try the 7-Minute Workout?

This high-intensity routine includes 12 classic exercise moves 

Person lifting handweights while looking into the mirror at the gym.
October 23, 2023/Exercise & Fitness

What Is EPOC? (And Why It Matters)

The ‘afterburn effect’ is the energy your body uses to refuel and recover after a workout

illustration of a hernia
October 20, 2023/Digestive

Can Heavy Lifting and Exercise Cause a Hernia?

We can’t predict who’ll develop a hernia, but the benefits of being active far outweigh the risk

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