If you have diabetes, exercise offers surprising benefits. As it lowers your stress levels, it lowers your blood sugar level.
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Swimming: Joint-friendly and Good for Your Heart
Swimming can be good for you regardless of your age, weight and health condition — even if you’ve had a cardiac event like a heart attack. Learn more from our cardiac rehabilitation specialists.
How to Steer Clear of Swimmer’s Ear
While the shape of your ears does play into whether you’re prone to swimmer’s ear, there is more to it. Get dos and don’ts for preventing otitis externa.
3 Tips to Avoid Getting Sick From Contaminated Pools and Lakes
Bacteria, whether in swimming pools, water parks or lakes, can cause recreational water illnesses like diarrhea and skin infections. Here are three ways to lower your chances of getting sick.
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Is Chlorine in Indoor Swimming Pools Hard on Your Lungs?
Swimming in indoor pools during the colder months is a favorite of many. But does the chlorine affect your lungs in a negative way? Our expert helps answer that question.
Should You Pee on a Jellyfish Sting?
Is the myth about urinating on a jellyfish sting for relief actually true? An expert weighs in.
What Does Moderate Exercise Mean, Anyway?
Not sure what “moderate exercise” really means? Our expert explains.
Why Do I Get a Pain in My Side When I Work Out?
Why do you get a pain in your side when you work out? Our expert offers the answer.
5 Pool Safety Tips for Kids and Parents
Swimming is great exercise for the entire family. Here are five tips for making sure everyone is safe at the pool this summer.
Why Water Turns You Into a Prune
Discover why, after just a few minutes in wet conditions, the palms of your hands, the soles of your feet and, in particular, your fingertips, transform from smooth to wrinkly.
