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Walk, jog or run? Fitness experts reveal the best weight-loss move, and it’s not about speedChoosing between walking, jogging, and running for weight loss depends less on intensity and more on sustainability. While jogging and runn...- Walking or running? Hyderabad doctor shares which activity boosts brain, heart and metabolism moreRunning provides superior health advantages over walking for healthy adults. Neurologist Dr Sudhir Kumar explains running boosts heart heal...
- Forget 10,000 steps: This shorter walk could save your heartNew research indicates that walking for 10-15 minutes in a single stretch significantly benefits cardiovascular health, especially for inac...
- Experts say this simple aerobic exercise could add years to your life, are you doing it?Experts say simple aerobic exercise can help people over 50 stay healthy and even live longer. Activities like walking, swimming, or cyclin...
- 4 lifestyle shifts that could help reverse type 2 diabetes, Yale experts revealExperts from Yale School of Medicine say type 2 diabetes symptoms can be reversed through meaningful lifestyle changes that improve insulin...
- Eating too much fiber can backfire: Signs you might be overdoing itFiber is vital for digestive health, but too much can result in uncomfortable signs like gas, bloating, and constipation. The CDC advises 2...
- Is 10,000 steps a day enough for weight loss? Tamannaah Bhatia’s trainer reveals the actual number you should walk dailyCelebrity fitness trainer Siddhartha Singh debunks the 10,000-step myth, stating there's no universal target for weight loss and fitness. H...
- Flu season is here, and here’s everything Americans need to know about who should get vaccinated, eligibility, safety updates, and where to get flu shotAs respiratory illnesses rise, flu shots are available for most Americans. A small change this year removes thimerosal from all flu vaccine...
- Experts reveal what really happens to your cholesterol if you walk every single dayWalking every day is an easy way to support cholesterol and heart health. Experts say regular walks can help balance good and bad cholester...
- Afraid of tripping and stumbling as you age? These simple balance exercises can help you stay independent after 60Falls are a major concern for older adults. Aging muscles and reduced coordination contribute to balance issues. However, balance can be im...
- COVID wave is moving across USA: Health experts warn parents that children must do thisCovid symptoms 2025: Public health experts noted that the coronavirus is still a threat, even for otherwise healthy children younger than 2.
- Forget the gym: This one regular exercise can be your complete anti-aging workoutAging doesn't have to mean losing strength. Squats—a basic, equipment-free exercise—can significantly boost mobility, stability, and joint ...
- Want to hit 10,000 steps daily? Here’s how long it takes and 5 smart hacks to make it easier every dayFitness experts advise walking 10,000 steps daily to prolong life and prevent illness, including heart disease and certain cancers. Studies...
- COVID mortality associated with 2 signs easily measurable at home: StudyThe study, published in the journal Influenza and Other Respiratory Viruses, done on 1,095 patients hospitalised with COVID-19, discovered ...
- US says vaccinated people can go mask-free outdoors most of the time"For those who haven't gotten their vaccination yet, especially if you're younger, or thinking you don't need it, this is another great rea...
- CDC says many Americans can now go outside without a maskThe new guidance represents another carefully calibrated step on the road back to normal from the coronavirus outbreak that has killed over...
- What comes next after Covid-19 vaccine? Is it safe to take off masks and go back to everyday activities?Vaccines in use so far require two doses, and experts say don't let your guard down after the first dose.
- US shortens Covid quarantine advice from 14 days to 'easier' 10This can be further reduced to just seven days if the exposed person receives a negative test, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (...
- Come winter, Covid-19 cases may surge as virus spreads more via respiratory droplets, say scientistsThe findings could serve as useful guidance for public health decision-makers.
- Two New York cats become first US pets to test positive for COVID-19The cats, from separate areas of New York state, had mild respiratory illness and are expected to make a full recovery. It is believed that...
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