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Researchers Use Live Imaging to Observe How Sea Anemones ‘Exercise’ in Developing Sizes
Researchers used multidisciplinary methodologies to demonstrate how 'exercising' sea anemones modifies their growing size and form, revealing an intimate link between activity and body development.
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Time Off in Your Exercise Routine can Actually Make You “Unfit” Faster
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5 Ways Women Can Keep Their Bones Healthy
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Yoga May Become Effective Alternative in Treating Lower Back Pain
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Exercise Could Serve as a Safer Solution for Chronic Insomnia9,
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Good Diet, Exercise Can Potentially Prevent Osteoarthritis
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Walking Could Improve Neural Connectivity, Lowering Risk of Alzheimer's in Older Adults
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Looking to Improve Your Running Technique? Electric Shocks Will Do the Trick, Says Research
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Exercising Outdoors Could Reduce Risk of Heart Attack, Stroke
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The Rise of Weekend Warrior: Exercising 1 or 2 Times a Week Can Still be Beneficial
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Obesity and Laziness: Scientists Explain Biological Causes of Inactivity in Obese Individuals
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Runners' Brains Have Greater Functional Connectivity, Study Shows
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Childhood Obesity Month: Why Keeping Your Child Fit and Active Matters for the Rest of Their Life
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7 Effective Strategies to Ward Off Winter Illnesses
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Eco-Friendly Travel Tips for Visiting Tempe, AZ: Explore Sustainably
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