Even a little physical activity performed on a regular basis may reduce the risk of heart disease. And the more exercise people do, the more benefit in reducing risk, a new study finds.
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Little Exercise Beats None
The older you get, the more you may have to work to maintain your muscles, according to a new study.
A new analysis finds that the more TV people watch, the higher their risk for diabetes, cardiovascular disease, and early death.
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Excess TV Time Linked to Early Death
The more years a mother works during her children’s growing-up years, the more likely the children’s weight is to rise, according to a new study.
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The More Moms Work, the More Kids Gain Weight?
The more advice mothers get, the more likely they are to put their baby to sleep on its back, according to a new survey.
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Moms Heed Advice on Baby Sleep Position
People who toss back an alcoholic beverage on a regular basis may be more likely than teetotalers to exercise — and the more they drink, the more likely they are to work out, a new study shows.
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Alcohol a Motivator for Exercise?
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