On the Art of Physical Exercise, a 16th-century account of age-old sports and exercises

On the Art of Physical Exercise, a 16th-century account of age-old sports and exercises

According to World Atlas of ObesityBy 2025, 42% of the world’s population will be overweight or obese. Lack physical activity is one of the main causes. Experts respect This was considered a solemn health problem. Even in Greco-Roman times, doctors believed that being overweight was bad for your health. Doctor Rufus of Ephesus (dynamic in […]

Want the health benefits of strength training but don’t fancy the gym? Try ‘exercise snacks’

Want the health benefits of strength training but don’t fancy the gym? Try ‘exercise snacks’

The science is clear: resistance training is imperative for aging well. Lifting weights (or doing bodyweight exercises like lunges, squats, or push-ups) can lend a hand you live independently longer, strengthen your bones, reduce your risk of diseases like diabetes, and even improve Sleep and mental health. But not everyone loves the gym. Maybe you […]

Exercise during hospital stay linked to faster recovery, recent study

Exercise during hospital stay linked to faster recovery, recent study

When a person is admitted to hospital for any reason – whether it’s an illness or surgery – they are expected to spend their entire stay resting in bed while they recover. While rest is critical, sitting or lying in bed for too long can actually make things worse, studies showing can sluggish down the […]

Children’s physical fitness is improving, but they are still not as fit as their parents

Children’s physical fitness is improving, but they are still not as fit as their parents

Physical fitness is vital for success in sports and athletics, but it is also vital for good healthIf you’re generally fit, you probably have powerful hearts, brains, muscles, and bones, which helps you exercise and increases your chances of living a long, fit, and robust life. The most vital type of physical fitness for good […]

Long Covid and Vaccination: What You Need to Know

Long Covid and Vaccination: What You Need to Know

The summer wave of Covid is growing in many parts of the country, with infections, emergency room visits and hospitalizations all rising. Recognizing that COVID-19 now poses an ongoing respiratory threat, similar to influenza and RSV, federal officials have recommended that all people 6 months and older get the newest vaccine in the fall. If […]

Extreme Heat and Electrolytes: Tips to Stay Hydrated

Extreme Heat and Electrolytes: Tips to Stay Hydrated

When it’s balmy outside, your body cools down by sweating. But you don’t just lose water in the process: you also lose electrolytes, such as sodium, calcium, and potassium, which are crucial for your body to function properly. Sports drinks, hydration powders and tablets promise to support replenish electrolytes. But when do you really need […]

How Murky Is “Murky Advertising”? We Audited Facebook, Google, and Other Platforms to Find Out

How Murky Is “Murky Advertising”? We Audited Facebook, Google, and Other Platforms to Find Out

Once upon a time, most advertising was public. If we wanted to see what advertisers were doing, we could easily find it—on TV, in newspapers and magazines, and on billboards all over town. This meant that governments, civil society and citizens could control advertisers, especially when they advertised products that could be harmful – such […]

More than just ‘sorry’ – how companies can give apologies we’ll actually believe

More than just ‘sorry’ – how companies can give apologies we’ll actually believe

When a company makes a mistake – for example, a marketing error or product failure leading to a product recall – a good apology can make a substantial difference in how we, as customers, perceive that company. Things can go wrong for a variety of reasons. In addition to dealing with the immediate consequences of […]