Exercise May Slow Osteoporosis
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Exercise May Slow Osteoporosis
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news.yahoo.com — “From Yahoo! News: YORK (Reuters Health) - Obesity rates continue to climb in California schools, but exercise and nutrition programs may be having a positive effect on student health, a new study suggests. Kids entered fifth grade more obese every year, but they did not gain more weight and their overall fitness improved as they moved to higher grades. "We accomplished a significant first step and that is to slow obesity," said Dr. William Bommer, a cardiologist at the University of Ca” View full resource at news.yahoo.com
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Future Risk For Osteoporosis May Be Lowered By Exercising During Early 20s
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Osteoporosis Is So Slow, Bone Density Tests Can Wait, Study Says - NYTimes.com
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Aerobic Exercise May Cut Dementia Risk
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Aerobic exercise may reduce the risk of dementia
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