March 21, 2010
   



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Heart Rate May Predict Heart-Related Death, Study Finds
Alice G. Walton


Exercise: A Boost for Aging Brains and Bodies
Esther Entin, M.D.


Exercise May Prevent – and Reverse – Age−Related Cognitive Decline
Alice G. Walton


Running Shoe Design: Miles to Go
Neil Wagner


Toning Down on TV Helps People Tone Up
Alice G. Walton


Yoga Begins to Reveal its Secrets
Neil Wagner


Watching TV May Shorten Your Life
Neil Wagner


Over-Exercising Could Lead to Osteoarthritis
Alice G. Walton


If You Want to Eat Less, Work Out in the Heat
Alice G. Walton


Vitamins C, E May Ward off Age-Related Muscle Loss
Alice G. Walton


Can Exercise Make You Smarter?
Neil Wagner


A Little Exercise Goes a Long Way
Neil Wagner


Vigorous Daily Exercise May Cut Cancer Risk in Half
Alice G. Walton


Being Fit — Mentally and Physically — Keeps Mind Sharp with Age
Alice G. Walton


Want to Exercise? Get a Dog
Neil Wagner


Exercise as Mood Enhancer
Neil Wagner


Finding Fun Ways to Stay Fit
Jordana Bieze Foster


Flat Feet: Not the Achilles Heel for Young Athletes
Esther Entin, M.D.


Finally, a Simple Exercise Guideline
Neil Wagner


Beginning Exercise in Middle-Age Offers Same Benefits as Long-Term
Alice G. Walton


Quad-Cartilage Connection: Strength May Protect Against Knee OA Progression
Jordana Bieze Foster


Exercise is Under-Utilized in Treating Back Pain
Neil Wagner


Exercise, Not Television-Watching, Reduces Type-2 Diabetes in African-American Women
Alice G. Walton


Happy Feet Keep Exercise Resolutions on Track
Jordana Bieze Foster


Winning Warm-up: Soccer Injuries Nearly Halved
Jordana Bieze Foster


Tai Chi: Good for the Knees?


Glucosamine And Chondroitin: A Joint Venture In Question
Jordana Bieze Foster


Exercise: Every Little Bit Helps
Neil Wagner


Why the Brainy May Pack on the Pounds
Alice G. Walton


Osteoporosis and Osteoarthritis
John E. Morley, M.B., B.Ch. and Sheri R. Colberg, Ph.D.


Asthma and College Athletes
Tom Gilbert


How Sweet It Is: Sweeteners in Health and Disease
Edward Saltzman, M.D.


A Potent Argument for Exercise?
Tom Gilbert


Sports Injuries and the Aging Athlete
John E. Morley, M.D.


Fibromyalgia: Real or Imaginary?
M. Nergis Alnigenis (Yanmaz), M.D., and Peter Barland, M.D.


The Graying of Society: Nutrition, Vitamins and Aging
Robert M. Russell, M.D., and Joel B. Mason, M.D.


How to Handle the Heat
Martin J. Carey, M.D.


How Much Protein Do You Need?
Robert M. Russell, M.D., and Carmen Castanada Sceppa, M.D., Ph.D.

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