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It's part of an emerging science called. "physiological oncology" or "exercise oncology." 05:45. Dr. Humphreys. "They want to maximize how they're doing from a.
... exercise can actually decrease your odds of having memory loss. The study examined exercise, computer use and the relationship to neurological risks such as ...
It needs to be part of an overall fitness program that includes aerobic activity, as well. In general, a safe and effective workout routine for teens involves ...
... of falling, especially with older age: Falls are often the cause of fractures, especially of the wrist and hip. Exercise is one of the few interventions ...
About this study. Many kinds of wearable technology have become available, but the superiority of those devices in weight loss compared to the standard care ...
We are doing this study to compare how acute maximal and acute endurance exercise affect immune cell populations in the blood for different populations of ...
The purpose of this study is to determine the effect of continuous positive airway pressure on cardiopulmonary and symptomatic responses to cardiopulmonary ...
Several sensory systems in your body contribute to good balance, explains Winey. Your vision, inner ear and joint receptors provide a sense of where your body ...
Adaptive responses to exercise; Chronic inflammation and its influence on skeletal muscle; Molecular transducers of physical activity; Mitochondrial physiology ...
It's known that exercise can reduce cancer-related fatigue, improve sleep, boost a sense of wellness and reduce the recurrence of certain types of tumors.
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