New month, new you: Your guide to a great May
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Motivation tips for the colder months, the perks of quitting coffee and more. Read the full story
New month, new you: Your guide to a great May
News Editors' Picks
Motivation tips for the colder months, the perks of quitting coffee and more. Read the full story
Natural Antibiotic from Cystic Fibrosis Patient Knocks Out TB
Invisiverse
Natural Antibiotic from Cystic Fibrosis Patient Knocks Out TB A promising new antibiotic has been discovered in, of all things, another bacteria. Burkholderia bacteria live in diverse habitats, including soil, plants, and humans where they thrive by knocking out other microbes that compete with them for resources or threaten their existence. Scientists have discovered they accomplish this by producing a very effective antibiotic. A research team from the UK found that Burkholderia gladioli — Read the full story
19-year-olds have the same activity levels as someone who is 60
Daily Mail
Adolescents have surprisingly low levels of activity, a Baltimore study found. Researchers were concerned that 19-year-olds were so sluggish, they could be compared to an elder in their 60s. Read the full story
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BBG trainer Kayla Itsines: Alcohol is 'poison,' but carbs sure aren't
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The Instagram fitness queen reveals what she wishes more women knew about getting in shape. Read the full story
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Which is better for you: green or red capsicum?
9Coach
Red capsicums add a nice pop of colour to any dish, but there's another reason to choose them over green capsicums next time you're at the supermarket. Red capsicums (aka red peppers, red bell peppers or red sweet peppers) are just green capsicums that have been allowed to fully ripen before being picked, which means they contain a higher amount of valuable nutrients. (Orange and yellow capsicums are halfway-ripened.) "Green capsicums are harvested before they are fully ripe, whereas red Read the full story
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How massage therapy benefits patients with mesothelioma
Health Minute
Mesothelioma is a terrible and aggressive type of cancer. The post How massage therapy benefits patients with mesothelioma appeared first on Health Minute. Read the full story
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Science Says Get Moving to Avoid Increased Risk of Certain Cancers
Healthline
Even people who are obese may lower their cancer risk if they stay active. Read the full story
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Best Exercises for People with Diabetes
Knowridge
Most kinds of physical activity can help you take care of your diabetes. The post Best Exercises for People with Diabetes appeared first on Knowridge Science Report. Read the full story
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Combining Hot, Cold And Oxygen Therapies Can Help With Stress
HuffPost Australia
If you pay attention to Instagram you might have noticed people posting about infrared saunas, cryotherapy, or even hyperbaric oxygen chambers lately. It seems these therapies are the new buzz treatments in the wellness world. ... Read the full story
New gene therapy offers hope against incurable form of breast cancer
the guardian
Though research is 'in its infancy', drug olaparib could slow cancer growth for with inherited BRCA-related breast cancer, which tends to affect younger women A type of inherited and incurable breast cancer that tends to affect younger women could be targeted by a new gene therapy, researchers have found. Related: Painless cancer detection could become routine thanks to 'liquid biopsies' Continue reading... Read the full story
Washing your hands with cold water is as good as washing them with warm water
9Coach
A US study has settled the age-old question of whether washing your hands with cold water is as good at washing them with warm water. Short version: it is! Scientists from Rutgers University coated the hands of 20 participants with a harmless strain of bacteria, then had them wash in several different combinations: with water either at 15 degrees Celsius, 26 degrees, or 38 degrees; and with 0.5ml, 1ml or 2ml of antimicrobial soap. All up, the temperature of the water was determined to make no Read the full story
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