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Walking after meals safe, may help manage BP and diabetes: Expert
"Walking after meals is safe, and short walks after meals are associated with multiple health-related benefits."
Can exercise reduce risk of developing Parkinson's disease?
The study found female participants who exercised the most had a 25% lower rate of Parkinson’s disease when compared to those who exercised the least....
Walking, cycling to work may be good for your heart
The researchers acknowledged that the big risk factors for heart disease are a lack of exercise, being overweight, smoking and diabetes.
Missing the gym? Hit neighbourhood park, workout at home
As the gyms remain closed, fitness experts advise that working out at home, jogging in parks and reducing caloric intake can be right alternatives to...
UK announces 2.5bn dollars package to encourage cycling, walking
UK Transport Secretary Grant Shapps announced a 2 billion-pound ($2.5 billion) package to encourage cycling and walking in the country amid the...
Walking or cycling to work may reduce early death risk: Study
One potential reason for this is people who walk to work are, on average, in less affluent occupations than people who drive to work, and more likely...
Go For Walk To Reduce Work-related Stress, Says Study
Researchers from the University of Tsukuba examined the relationship between 'sense of coherence' (a quality indicative of stress-coping ability) and...
Phone-gazing while walking, act of an agent of chaos
In a crosswalk at rush hour, you thread your way through the oncoming crowd, your eyes passing over the faces before you.
