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How to save on your trip to a theme park
Here is a list of tips to help you save a few bucks on that summer theme-park excursion
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Is alcohol good for you? A new study seeks answers
The National Institutes of Health is starting a $100-million clinical trial to test for the first time whether a drink a day really does prevent heart attacks.
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Being out of work is healthy no more
In recent years, unemployment has resulted in an increase in body weight and a substantial decline in physical activity, a new study concluded.
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‘Warm’ workout key to weight loss
New research debunks belief that exercising in chilly conditions requires more energy and, hence, leads to greater weight loss.
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Trickle down effect of exercise
New study finds that exercising changes the functioning of genes that affect how healthy and fit our muscles become.
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Comfort food does not lift your mood
Your mood will probably improve shortly after you eat your favorite high-carb hug, but no more so than if you’d eaten a granola bar…
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Treat good and bad carbs as equals
The idea that all carbohydrates are not created equal has become the foundation of many popular diets.
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Less is more with the Honda CBR650F
A new sportbike from Honda demonstrates that you don’t need a load of electronic gadgets to enjoy a long-distance motorcycle ride.
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Less is more with the Honda CBR650F
A new sportbike from Honda demonstrates that you don’t need a load of electronic gadgets to enjoy a long-distance motorcycle ride.
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Antibiotics may not raise asthma risk
Earlier studies have suggested that antibiotic use in pregnancy and childhood may increase the risk for asthma.
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Exercising a fat dog, and yourself
A recent study suggests that being told one’s pet is dangerously overweight might get the owner moving too.
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Plastic bottles have direct impact on heart health
A chemical found in plastic bottles and beverage cans makes blood pressure shoot up within hours, having direct impact on heart health.
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Link between exercise and better memory not a myth: Study
If we think we will be “smarter” after exercise, do our brains respond accordingly?
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Why we don’t need milk
Six studies containing almost 200,000 women could find no association between drinking milk and lower rates of fractures.
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Mercedes revives the Maybach name again
Time, misfortune and unrealistic expectations have conspired over the years to kill the Maybach marque, but it just won’t die.
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Mercedes revives the Maybach name again
Time, misfortune and unrealistic expectations have conspired over the years to kill the Maybach marque, but it just won’t die.
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ISIS beheads American aid worker Peter Kassig
In gruesome video, ISIS claims it has beheaded beheaded US aid worker Peter Kassig, who was captured last year.
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Transfer addiction: Off drugs, onto cupcakes
While fruits, vegetables and a variety of proteins are served in rehab, so are refined sugars, sodas, energy drinks, sugary juices and snacks.
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Acting too soon on knee replacement?
There is growing evidence that the surgery may be too seductive — and many people considering the procedure must try other ways first.
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Forex manipulation: Probe widens, big banks may pay more
US body too plans action, may impose $300-m fine on each bank
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An Oklahoma oilman’s billion-dollar divorce
During his nearly 50 years as an Oklahoma oil man, Harold Hamm has done everything on a huge scale..
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Great vacation? Don’t brag to your friends
Despite the thrills people receive from an extraordinary experience, few anticipate its social cost…
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Low vitamin D tied to asthma attacks
Raising vitamin D levels may help control flare-ups in people with asthma. Israeli researchers studied 308,000 people whose vitamin D blood levels had been recorded. They found no association of low vitamin D with an initial diagnosis of asthma. But inadequate levels were significantly associated with the number and severity of attacks in the 21,237 […]
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Polluted: Bad air in our gym
Study finds that air in gyms contain dust, formaldehyde, carbon dioxide at levels higher than accepted standards for indoor air-quality.
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Microsoft changes tack, to make Office features free on mobile
Free MS Office for iPads, iPhones, Android tablets will do most of the most essential things people normally do with the computer versions of the product.
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Europe shifts on priorities for telecommunication companies
Poor cellphone and Internet service is a fact of life in many parts of Europe. Less than a quarter of Europeans can connect to high-speed cellphone networks, compared with about 90%of Americans. And broadband connections are often painstakingly sluggish. But the prices here for these services are among the lowest in the world. Europeans spend […]
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Ebola and the vast viral universe
By all evidence, researchers say, viruses like Ebola have been parasitising living cells since the first cells arose
on earth nearly four billion years ago. Some say viruses actually invented cells
