Sat, March 8, 2025

by: Healio

Jump rope an 'effective, low-cost exercise' for improving cardiorespiratory fitness

High-intensity interval exercise and moderate-intensity continuous exercise performed through rope skipping improved cardiorespiratory fitness in young adults, results from a randomized study revealed.

by: CNET

Magnesium for Sleep: Supplement Types, Benefits and Your Ideal Dosage

Benefits of magnesium for sleep. Magnesium supplementation can help you get better and longer sleep, resulting in less tiredness during the day. Magnesium can also treat sleep dis

by: Mint

Nita Ambani reveals workout routine, says important to focus on health and well-being in 50s and 60s | Watch Video

Nita Ambani revealed her workout routine, highlighting the importance of health and well-being on the account of Women's Day 2025, according to a social media post on Instagram.

by: WMTW

Looking at how legislation can improve Maine's mental health services

Slow Motion Footage Of SpaceX Starship Launching 'Shockwaves' 'Easily one of the best shows ever' has been added to Amazon Prime Macy's Is Closing Over 60 Stores in 2025: 5 Great Alternatives To Shop

by: Reuters

Doctors push back as parents embrace Kennedy and vitamin A in Texas measles outbreak

By Chad Terhune (Reuters) -As a measles outbreak spreads across West Texas, Dr. Ana Montanez is fighting an uphill battle to convince some parents that vitamin A - touted by vaccine critics as effective against the highly contagious virus - will not protect their children.

by: SunLive

What's On: Holi, health and markets

MetService is a fine day with southwesterlies dying out in the morning, and sea breezes developing in the early afternoon. It's a one-layer clothing day with an expected high of 24 degrees and an overnight low of 13 degrees. Low tide is at 8.48am and high tide is at 3.03pm. Sunset is at 7.46pm.

by: PopSugar

I Tried Calpak's New Baby Collection and Found the Diaper Bag of My Dreams

PS Photography / Mirel Zaman Since having a baby, I've accumulated more diaper bags than seems necessary or even appropriate - at least a half dozen.

by: Advnture

This film tour spotlights "extraordinary women and their thrilling adventures," and it's coming to a cinema near you

From Courtney Dauwalter crushing four 100 milers in a calendar year to Mikaela Shiffrin getting her hundredth World Cup Win, we love to hear about great women getting up to big things, but there are plenty of amazing stories that don't make the headlines and a women's film festival aims to put the spotlight on some of those unsung heroines.

by: Parade

Cardiologists Warn That This Is the #1 Worst Habit for Your Heart (And What to Do Instead)

One cardiologist likes to compare heart health to financial wellness. "I tell my patients, 'Just like you have a 401k or IRA fund, you should have a health fund,'" shares Dr. Mahesh Tekriwal, MD, chair of cardiology at Hackensack Meridian Southern Ocean Medical Center.

by: Snopes

Breaking down whether Democrats didn't stand and clap for child battling cancer at Trump speech

President Donald Trump brought attention to 13-year-old DJ Daniel during his speech to Congress in March 2025.

by: TechRadar

In 10 years, this $99 Amazfit is the closest I've come to ditching my Apple Watch

The Amazfit Active 2 is a brilliant cheap smartwatch with features and performance that far outstrip its $99 price tag.

by: Vogue

The Best Fitness Trackers To Help You Reach Any Health Goal

"Fitness trackers offer a ton of benefits—they can monitor your heart rate, track your workouts, count your steps, analyze your sleep, and even provide insights into your stress levels. They make it easy to see where you're at and set attainable goals," says Chandler.

by: Oneindia

At 61, Nita Ambani Reveals Her Fitness Mantra: 'I Walk 5,000 to 7,000 Steps Daily and Cut Out Sugar.'

The video was posted on the Instagram page of Her Circle, a digital platform founded by Nita Ambani that promotes inclusivity, collaboration, and women's empowerment. Marking Her Circle's four-year milestone, she also introduced the #StrongHERMovement, encouraging women to prioritize their well-being.

by: Prevention

The Tumbler Shoppers Say Is 'Amazing' and 'Keeps Ice Forever' Is 20% Off Right Now

If you've been waiting to save on the next addition to your water bottle collection, now is the time to swoop in and pick up the Owala Stainless Steel Tumbler in Iced Tea, because right now it's quietly 20% off on Amazon.

by: Insider

Pedro Pascal's personal trainer turns 50 this year and feels healthier than ever. Here's how he eats and trains.

Jason Walsh's father died of a heart attack at age 42, so when the personal trainer learned his own cholesterol levels were elevated at the age of 40, he made a change.

by: Fortune

Lebron James and Silicon Valley's elite use hyperbaric oxygen therapy to stall aging and inflammation. Here's what it's all about

For a growing number of holistic-leaning celebrities, hyperbaric oxygen therapy (HBOT) has become as de rigueur as cold plunges and fitness trackers. Mayim Bialik posts selfies from her at-home chamber,

by: CNN

Gene Hackman's wife was protective of his health for years. She died of hantavirus and days later, he was gone

For years, actor Gene Hackman's doting wife Betsy Arakawa would do whatever she could to help keep him healthy, whether it meant wearing a mask everywhere she went or encouraging him to stay fit by riding his bike or doing yoga on Zoom.

by: HuffPost

Nutritionists Pick The Best (And Worst) Breakfast Cereals For Your Health

With some tips from three nutrition experts, you can select the best cereals for your health. First, don't get confused by a new food classific

by: MSN

Gavin Rossdale says it's 'quite difficult' to eat good food while on tour

Gavin Rossdale, Bush frontman and host of the new series "Dinner with Gavin Rossdale," tells Fox News Digital why it's challenging to eat a good meal while on tour and what his go-to food is before a concert.
Fri, March 7, 2025

by: 5NEWS

Alice Walton unveils ambitious plans for Bentonville's health transformation

Bentonville will see the creation of the Crystal Bridges Campus and a recently announced 100-acre campus aiming to transform health and wellness.

by: BBC

Actor Gene Hackman and wife Betsy Arakawa died of natural causes one week apart

The Oscar-winning actor, 95, died from coronary artery disease, with advanced Alzheimer's disease listed as a contributing factor.

by: WCNC

VERIFYING the health impacts of Daylight Saving Time

CNN's Kaitlan Collins caught up with DJ Daniel, the 13-year-old cancer survivor honored by President Donald Trump during his address to Congress. As clocks move forward, people feel groggy and irritated. Is the time change damaging to your body?

by: People

Gene Hackman Suffered from Advanced Alzheimer's Disease and May Not Have Been 'Aware' Wife Betsy Died, Authorities Reveal

The Oscar-winning actor appears to have died a week after his wife Gene Hackman had "advanced" Alzheimer's disease and may not have known that his wife was dead, authorities in New Mexico revealed during a press conference on Friday,

by: WMBB

Women's health care made easy at Ascension Sacred Heart Gulf's new center

The Ascension Sacred Heart Gulf Women's Diagnostics Center was constructed with women's privacy and comfort in mind. Ascension's staff hopes the one-way windows, dressing rooms, and spa-like ambiance will encourage women to prioritize their health.

by: LittleThings

Medical Examiner Releases Cause Of Death For Gene Hackman And Betsy Arakawa

Officials in Santa Fe County, New Mexico, announced that actor Gene Hackman died from heart disease with Alzheimer's disease as a contributing factor and that his wife, Betsy Arakawa, died from hantavirus.

by: WFAA

How daylight saving time can affect your body clock, and how to make it easier for yourself

Elon Musk ran a unscientific poll on X that revealed how some feel about a proposed end to daylight saving time. US Military's largest and most powerful heavy lift helicopter, the CH-53K King Stallion, is truly the king of the skies.

by: PopSugar

So, Men Have Been Giving Us Bacterial Vaginosis All Along?

According to new research, bacterial vaginosis may be a sexually transmitted infection. Here's what that means for future treatment.

by: CNET

How Much Protein Should You Eat? Follow This Visual Guide for Foolproof Tips

This amounts to 79 grams of protein. If we double up on the mixed nuts, chia seeds and hemp seeds, this brings us to 93 grams of protein. You could add an extra tablespoon of peanut butter or eat a full cup of oats, instead of half a cup, to come closer to 100 grams.

by: WFTV

Orlando Health to host 30th annual Down Syndrome Clinic on Saturday

Country music singer Craig Morgan joins 'Fox & Friends' to discuss his decision to reenlist in the U.S. Army. CNN's Kaitlan Collins caught up with DJ Daniel, the 13-year-old cancer survivor honored by President Donald Trump during his address to Congress.

by: Cyclingnews

Training, genetics, and ageism: How close could you get to Poga?ar and Niewiadoma?

We've all dreamt it - just how strong and fast could we ride if we lived and trained like the world's best? And if the dream dies and we can't make it, just what is it that WorldTour teams look for in younger riders?

by: healthday

Inpatient Dialysis Initiation Higher for Patients With CKD and Heart Failure

Patients with chronic kidney disease (CKD) and heart failure have higher rates of inpatient dialysis initiation than those without heart failure, according to a study published online Feb. 18 in Mayo Clinic Proceedings.

by: Newsweek

Under RFK Jr.'s Leadership, CDC Launches Large Study on Vaccines and Autism

The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) is preparing to launch a major study examining potential links between vaccines and autism, two sources familiar with the matter told Reuters.

by: Reuters

Exclusive-U.S. CDC plans study into vaccines and autism, sources say

The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention is planning a large study into potential connections between vaccines and autism, two sources familiar with the matter told Reuters, despite extensive scientific research that has disproven or failed to find evidence of such links.

by: KSNT

How can daylight saving time impact your health?

It's that time of year again. Whether you like it, hate it, don't mind, or are maybe on the fence, changing the clocks for daylight saving time seems to always be just around the corner. It has recently been a topic of interest for many people and a political talking point,

by: Insider

What daylight-saving time does to your body and brain

Daylight-saving time may seem like a harmless shift. But doctors say it has deadly consequences, increasing risks of heart attacks, and car accidents.

by: HuffPost

DOGE Abruptly Cut These National Park And Forest Service Workers' Jobs. Here's How It'll Impact You.

As a forestry technician and wilderness ranger for Okanogan-Wenatchee National Forest in Washington state, Downs picked up trash that campers left behind and buried human waste. Downs camped alongside visitors and taught them "Leave No Trace" principles to minimize human impact on ecosystems.

by: Today

7 creatine-rich foods for performance, muscle recovery and brain health

Add these creatine-rich foods to your diet to help improve exercise performance, strength, muscle recovery and more.

by: Time

The Best Longevity Habit You're Not Thinking About

Falls are downstream of wear-and-tear to the physical systems integral to balance, most notably cognition. Older adults who've suffered falls have a smaller hippocampus, a brain region that helps with spatial navigation, than those who avoid falling. Fall risk is higher in people with neurodegeneration years before they develop dementia symptoms.

by: Onlymyhealth

International Women's Day 2025: Theme, History And Its Significance

Celebrate International Women's Day 2025 on March 8 with the theme 'Accelerate Action' Learn about its history significance and the ongoing fight for gender equality

by: CNN

A minor illness doesn't have to halt your exercise regimen, according to experts

Not every illness requires you to put down your gym bag. Moderate to severe ailments can require rest and recovery, but mild illnesses may improve with movement.

by: WTOP

DC-area doctors see a spike in federal workers, contractor patients coming in

D.C.-area doctors say they're seeing a rise in patients who are current or former federal workers or contractors, with many concerned about the future of their health plans.

by: TechRadar

Massive Apple sale live at Best Buy: get a MacBook Air for $699, Apple Watch for $299 and cheap AirPods

It's been a busy week for Apple with several big announcements, including a new MacBook Air, iPad Air, standard iPad and Mac Studio. Best Buy is getting in on the excitement, too, by launching a huge Apple sale that includes several lowest-ever prices on the manufacturer's top-rated tech. I've picked out the 13 deals you need to see right here.

by: Mashable

I'm grabbing the Apple Watch Series 10 for under $300 at Amazon, saving $100

The Apple Watch Series 10 is packed with new features, but what really makes it exciting is this price drop. Right now, Amazon has it for $299, shaving $100 off its usual $399 price tag. If you've been waiting for a deal before upgrading your smartwatch, this might be the best one yet.

by: HerZindagi

Best Amazfit Smartwatch: Top Models For Performance And Style In 2025

Amazfit offers a range of smartwatches that combine performance, style, and advanced features. Whether you're looking for fitness tracking, sleek designs, or long battery life, Amazfit watches provide excellent value for money,

by: TheHealthSite

Boost Your Health: The Importance Of Dietary Supplements

In addition to helping you fulfill your daily needs for vital nutrients, dietary supplements can help you maintain or enhance your general health.

by: MSN

Cardio before or after strength training? Uncover the best strategy

P lanning a workout routine can be a real puzzle, especially when it comes to deciding whether to do cardio before or after strength training. The answer isn't one-size-fits-all a
Thu, March 6, 2025

by: MSN

Alan Ritchson Swears By Tricep Dips for Transforming His Physique

Reacher star Alan Ritchson is known for his shredded physique, crediting weightlifting and diet for helping him bulk up for the role. But before hitting the weights, he rarely stepped foot in a gym, relying on bodyweight exercises—especially triceps dips—for a good muscle pump.

by: Newsweek

Unexpected Minerals Found on Mars Hint at Possibility of Ancient Life

These rocks turned out to contain a mineral called kaolinite, which on Earth forms in warm, rainy environments or near hot springs—places that are ideal for life. Wiens estimates that the rocks—found in an ancient riverbed and strewn uphill on the rim of Jezero Crater—are several billion years old.

Orlando Health to host 30th annual Down Syndrome Clinic on Saturday

Country music singer Craig Morgan joins 'Fox & Friends' to discuss his decision to reenlist in the U.S. Army. CNN's Kaitlan Collins caught up with DJ Daniel, the 13-year-old cancer survivor honored by President Donald Trump during his address to Congress.

Orlando Health is hosting its 30th annual Down Syndrome Clinic on Saturday, providing comprehensive care and support for individuals with Down syndrome. The event, which has been a significant part of the community for three decades, offers a range of services including medical evaluations, therapy sessions, and educational resources. This clinic not only focuses on the health and well-being of those with Down syndrome but also aims to foster a supportive environment for families, offering them guidance and community resources. The initiative underscores Orlando Health's commitment to enhancing the quality of life for people with Down syndrome through specialized care and community engagement.

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