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Stroke is one of the leading causes of death and disability, but can be prevented if each person builds a scientific lifestyle

Korea Southern Power held an energy-saving campaign at Hadong County’s traditional market on the 7th, together with Hadong County

The market is saturated with dietary supplements promising heart health benefits, ranging from omega-3 capsules to herbal formulations. However, leading cardiology experts insist these products should not replace fundamental lifestyle habits essential for long-term cardiovascular health

The Exercise Physiology program at Gurri Wanyarra Wellbeing Centre, managed by Belgra 101-year-old Dennis ‘John’ Todd build strength and stay active

Becoming a parent is a choice that people make, and the timing can depend on a number of factors. Speaking with HT Lifestyle, Dr Meenakshi Dinde, consultant in the department of obstetrics and gynaecology at Surya Mother & Child Super Speciality Hospital, Pune, shared that many women are deciding to have children in their 30s…

During a new interview with People at Sports Illustrated and Tight End University’s Tight Ends & Friends Concert at The Pinnacle in Nashville, Nate Smith has reflected on his weight loss journey and the key lifestyle changes that have helped him

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Spending more than 30 minutes sitting continuously may be associated with a higher risk of cancer-related death, according to a new study by researchers at the University of Glasgow. The study, published in PLOS Medicine, tracked more than 91,000 adults over an average of 12 years and found that replacing prolonged sedentary time with even…