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This is the 20-minute workout I do when I have a busy morning—all you need is a long resistance band

Blast through this routine to strengthen your legs, back, chest and shoulders

Fit & Well · Sep 3

The high-fiber supplement experts swear by and three easy recipes that make it taste great

Increase your fiber intake with psyllium

Fit & Well · Sep 3

Two Turkish Women Went Silent After a Shock and Came Back Speaking in Accents They Had Never Learned

Both Turkish women went mute after a stressful event, then spoke with foreign accents. Every scan and blood test came back normal.

Medical Daily · Sep 3

A Seed Supplier Linked to a Fifteen State Sprout Outbreak Has Not Answered the FDA's Recall Request

FDA says the alfalfa seed supplier in a 15-state sprout outbreak has not answered its recall request and another grower used the same lot.

Medical Daily · Sep 2

Boredom Made Healthy Adults Feel Pain Sooner, and a Funny Video Pushed the Threshold Back Up

In a randomized trial of 114 pain-free adults, induced boredom lowered pressure pain thresholds at all four tested sites, with large effects.

Medical Daily · Sep 2

Surpoids et obésité chez l’enfant : quelle alimentation pour son enfant ?

Selon l’OMS, en 2024, 35 millions d’enfants de moins de cinq ans étaient en surpoids. Si les chiffres sont en constante augmentation au niveau mondial, c’est également le cas en Afrique. Difficultés respiratoires, hypertension artérielle, troubles musculosquelettiques, risques accrus de fractures… L’obésité peut avoir un impact important sur la santé…

Radio France Internationale (Français) · Sep 2

Higher Blood Levels of the Sweetener Xylitol Tracked with a 57 Percent Rise in Serious Heart Events

A study of 17,710 people found the highest blood xylitol levels tracked with 57 percent more major cardiovascular events over six years.

Medical Daily · Sep 2

Hard and Intense Exercise May Hold the Key To Ageing Better, New Study Finds

A study from the Norwegian University of Science and Technology suggests that high-intensity exercise can slow the decline in aerobic fitness among the elderly, compared to moderate exercise.

International Business Times UK · Sep 2

You don’t need heavy weights to strengthen your lower body if you know this exercise trick

A strength and conditioning specialist shares how to get the most out of your light weights with these three lower-body exercises

Fit & Well · Sep 2

Diabetes can affect how your body reacts to exercise—a trainer explains how to adapt your workouts to manage blood sugar levels and work out safely

“There is no reason you can’t train the same as everyone else once you know how your body reacts,” says BetterMe’s Garett Reid

Fit & Well · Sep 2