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A long healthy life with exercise

May 15, 2013 in Health
Exercise is good for you. But can it help you live longer and better?

The depression work-out

April 29, 2013 in Society & Culture
Can physical exercise be used as a way to reduce depression? A new analysis answers yes, but mainly for people with mild or moderate depression.

Why soccer players overshoot the goal

April 23, 2013 in Health
When a soccer ball comes rolling towards you, you’re very likely to overshoot the goal if you use your normal kicking technique.

Why exercise gets on your nerves

March 20, 2013 in Health
It’s not only the muscles that experience fatigue during exercise. It happens to our nerve cells too. New study uncovers the dual role of serotonin.

Researchers: rapid weight loss is the best

February 1, 2013 in Health
Obese people get the best results by losing weight quickly, new study argues. The conclusion challenges traditional views on what obese people need to do to become and remain slim.

Interval training also benefits trained athletes

January 15, 2013 in Health
Less, but more intense exercise has great health and fitness benefits for untrained and moderately trained people. New research shows that this also applies to trained athletes.

Couch potatoes don’t need to exercise like mad

December 21, 2012 in Health
Scientists have studied whether couch potatoes aged between 20 and 40 really need to exercise 60 minutes a day.

Children who walk to school concentrate better

November 30, 2012 in Health
Children who walk or cycle to school rather than being driven by their parents have an increased power of concentration, and the effect of this ‘exercise’ lasts all morning.

Job strain leads to lethargy

November 28, 2012 in Health
If you are stressed at work there’s less chance you will spend your off-hours at a gym or exercising.

And the healthiest Northerners are...

November 25, 2012 in Health
Nordic women have a healthier diet than their male counterparts, and less than one in ten Nordic children maintain a healthy diet, says new joint Nordic study.

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