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From hiking and biking to skiing and shoveling snow, staying physically active in rural northern New England might sound like a cinch. But researchers exploring how to promote healthy living in rural communities are digging beneath that scenic surface.
New England – Hiking – United States – Health – Research
Tags: Cinch, Fitness, Health Research, Hiking, Myths, New England, Northern New England, Rural Communities, Skiing, United Health, United States Health
AP – Just a few miles after passing a towering Marlboro Man ad, a second billboard off the highway promotes cigarettes with a new American face: Kelly Clarkson.
Tags: American Face, American Idol, American Idol Winner, Billboard, Cigarettes, Kelly Clarkson, Marlboro Man, New Face, Smoking, Sparks
AP – Too fat to fight? Many American children are so overweight from being fed french fries, pizza and other unhealthy foods at school lunchrooms that they cannot handle the physical rigors of being in the military, a group of retired officers say in a new report.
Tags: French Fries, Pizza, Rigors, School Food, School Lunchrooms, Unhealthy Foods
AP – County health officials didn’t close a Washington state day care for several days after children were hospitalized with a deadly strain of E. coli — because of concerns the infection would spread farther if parents took their children elsewhere.
Tags: County Health Officials, Day Care, Deadly Strain, E Coli, Parents, Washington State
HealthDay – SATURDAY, April 10 (HealthDay News) — Because their brains
process the world around them in a different way, introverted or shy
people respond differently to physical and emotional stimuli than other
people, according to a new study.
Tags: April, Brain, Brains, Emotional Stimuli, Healthday
Healthy middle-aged women in America will be hard pressed to get in the full hour of moderate exercise it will take to avoid gaining weight as they age, and it may be too challenging for some.
United States – Middle age – People – Women – Health
Tags: Gaining Weight, Middle Age, Middle Aged Women, Middle America, Moderate Exercise, People, United States, Women Health, Women In America
Rev up the treadmill: Sobering new research spells out just how much exercise women need to keep the flab off as they age — and it’s a lot.
Treadmill – Arts and Entertainment – History – Physical exercise – Health
Tags: Arts And Entertainment, Entertainment History, Exercise Health, Flab, Lot, Physical Exercise, Treadmill, Women Fighting
AFP – A drug commonly used to shrink enlarged prostates in men has been found to also cut the risk of developing cancer in the same glands, a new study said.
Tags: Afp, Cancer Drug, Cancer Risk, Enlarged Prostates, Glands, Prostate Cancer, Risk Study
AFP – Brazilian Siamese twins joined at the abdomen and hip were successfully separated Wednesday after a 14-hour operation, but the chief doctor warned post-surgery issues kept the baby girls’ lives at risk.
Tags: Abdomen, Baby Girls, Brazil, Chief Doctor, Risk, Siamese Twins
