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Standing 3 hours a day has the same health benefits as running a 10-way marathon in a year, scientists said.
The more people spend more time sitting, the higher the risk of cancer, according to an observation of previous studies.
Some people have a strong belief that they are in the process of transforming their bodies into wolves: they make a howling, scratching, feeling hair covering their bodi…
A new study of psychology of UCLA (University of California-Los Angeles - University of California in Los Angeles) provides evidence of obesity that makes people tired a…
According to the Japanese Institute of Physical and Chemical Research (Riken), at the present time, there has been no unusual change in the main content of STAP research…
Humans and primates live long because of the ability to burn less calories each day than other mammals.
A new study demonstrates that different emotions affect our bodies in separate and distinctive ways.
In a new study, scientists discovered Alzheimer's may actually be the last stage of type 2 diabetes.
Scientists believe that we are getting closer to developing a drug that helps people who do not have to work hard but still enjoy the same benefits as exercise and sport…
Scientists have found positive evidence of a link between pets and a reduction in heart risk factors.
Technological advances have always led to reduced human mobility in all countries around the world. According to recent studies, 55% of the working time of most adults i…
In an effort to prevent an epidemic of obesity in the country, a group of Australian doctors have adopted new treatments through a program that targets not only overweig…
If you are always afraid of exercising and feeling bad after an intense workout, it may not be because you're lazy.
Experiments conducted by New England University (Australia) researchers have shown that dancing is beneficial for both physical and mental health.