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Exercise: The real wonder drug, Part 1: Researchers seek the reasons, but they say it's clear that exercise will improve your health, brighten your outlook - and could help stop diseases before they start.
Modified: 01/12/12 10:31:05 AMExercise: The real wonder drug, Part 2: Exercise: The real wonder drug: The last few years have given rise to a new crop of gadgets and software aimed at giving diets and workout routines a high-tech boost. Nutrition researchers say many of these devices employ proven techniques to help consumers make better lifestyle choices.
Modified: 01/12/12 10:29:23 AMExercise: The real wonder drug, Part 3: Think you don't have the time to exercise? Can you find a half-hour every day? That's all you need to make a difference in your health, according to the National Institutes of Health.
Modified: 01/12/12 10:28:56 AMExercise: The real wonder drug, Part 4: Those who really understands the relationship between what we put in our bodies and what we get out of a workout, say we should eat right, all the time. There's no better way to maximize the benefits of physical activity, period.
Modified: 01/12/12 07:46:29 AMExercise: The real wonder drug, Part 5: Determined to lose weight and keep it off, our Dieting Dispatches bloggers have spent a year writing about their journeys to better health.
Modified: 01/12/12 10:46:40 AMFitness More
Living alone with a disease that gradually strips people of the ability to know when they need help brings special safety concerns, and loved ones on the sideline agonize over when to step in.
Modified: 05/22/12 06:04:14 AMFrontiers of Fat More
Carole Tanzer Miller, features editor, writes: What if a pill could trick your body into shedding fat? Would you try it?
Modified: 03/06/12 07:52:06 AMHealth/Science More
A large crowd is expected when legislators hold a public hearing in Raleigh about a bill that would pay $50,000 to people who were sterilized against their will.
Modified: 05/22/12 08:19:54 AMContact the N&O features staff
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