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Exercise Makes the Common Cold Less Common

By Mark Schweizer

12 days ago

Working out regularly doesn’t only help tone your body and build muscle — it could also help you avoid catching the common cold, a new study suggests. People ...

Vaccine Side Effects Occur Rarely, Report Finds

By Mark Schweizer

12 days ago

Reactions to vaccines are extremely rare, and most are easily treated, according to a new review of more than 1,000 vaccine studies. Vaccines have rarely caused seizures, brain ...

Baby’s First Year Important for Pet Allergies

By Mark Schweizer

12 days ago

Rover and Fluffy are unlikely to raise kids’ risk of developing pet allergies, and could lower them, according to a new 18-year-long study. The results showed that, for ...

When Flying, the ‘2 Seat Rule’ Might Keep You Healthy

By Mark Schweizer

12 days ago

A new study of influenza and air travel shows that passengers seated in the two rows either in front of or behind someone with the flu are at ...

Top Athletes Face Higher Risk of Heart Problems

By Mark Schweizer

12 days ago

Elite athletes who participate in endurance sports have a higher risk of heart rhythm problems than recreational athletes, a new Swedish study finds. And those who train for ...

Athletes Can Tolerate More Pain

By Mark Schweizer

12 days ago

“Shake it off” and “play through it” are common refrains in sports, encouraging athletes to deal with their pain and soldier on. A new study finds athletes can ...

Olympic Exercise Plan: How to Work Out Like a Champion

By Mark Schweizer

12 days ago

There’s nothing like the Olympics to inspire you to get in shape. This summer, as Team USA fights for the gold in every athletic arena in London, follow ...

Stem Cell Research Goes On, Despite Canceled Trial

By Mark Schweizer

12 days ago

Experts say they are optimistic about the future of stem cell research in the U.S., even though the first government-approved trial designed to test an embryonic stem cell ...

Male Infertility Could Be Cured in Future, But Hurdles Remain

By Mark Schweizer

12 days ago

A number of recent studies have suggested that some types of male infertility will soon become a thing of the past —researchers in Israel grew mouse sperm from ...

7 Surprising Health Effects of Drought

By Mark Schweizer

12 days ago

With more than half the U.S. currently in drought, concerns have mounted over the consequences of the arid climate on the country’s crop yields. But droughts have far ...

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Exercise Makes the Common Cold Less Common

Vaccine Side Effects Occur Rarely, Report Finds

Baby’s First Year Important for Pet Allergies

When Flying, the ‘2 Seat Rule’ Might Keep You Healthy

Top Athletes Face Higher Risk of Heart Problems

Athletes Can Tolerate More Pain

Olympic Exercise Plan: How to Work Out Like a Champion

Stem Cell Research Goes On, Despite Canceled Trial

Male Infertility Could Be Cured in Future, But Hurdles Remain

7 Surprising Health Effects of Drought

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