Fitness
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Benefits of exercise for leukaemia patients
Exercise can improve fatigue and depression among leukaemia patients, new research suggests. Read more
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Britons miss cancer weight link
The vast majority of Britons are ignorant of the link between cancer and weight, campaigners warned today. Read more
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Super-fit cut cancer risk
Men who keep themselves super-fit can halve their risk of developing cancer, researchers reported yesterday. Read more
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Home-based training can prevent ankle sprain
Taking part in a special training programme can help prevent recurrent ankle sprain, new research has found. Read more
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Low-carb vegetarianism cuts cholesterol
A near vegetarian diet, low in carbs, may be the best way to reduce weight and improve heart health, researchers claimed last night. Read more
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Alternative therapies for back pain – official
Acupuncture, chiropractic and osteopathy all gained official approval in Britain yesterday as treatments for back pain. Read more
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Countryside bite that’s dangerous
People enjoying the British countryside have been warned to beware of tick bites – as growing numbers are causing major complications. Read more
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Active commuting cuts heart attack risk
New research suggests that people who drive to work have a greater heart attack risk than those who walk or cycle. Read more
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Fat near the heart raises disease risk
People with fat accumulated around their heart face a raised risk of disease, new research shows. Read more
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Gain weight, lose years
Extra body weight shortens your life span, according to a new study of 900,000 adults. Read more