Your brain on exercise

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By Carl Phillips "The more you know about exercise, the less complicated equipment you need." --

Transfer RNAs (tRNAs) are ancient workhorse molecules and part of the cellular process that

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An ice skating blade that informs figure skaters of the stresses they are imposing on their

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Scientists have managed to create a structure resembling a mouse embryo in culture, using two types

By Anna Almendrala Despite the fact that income inequality is rising around the world, health

By Health This article originally appeared on People.com. As a leader in the body confidence

By Arianna Huffington Patrick Fuller is a neuroscientist at Harvard Medical School's esteemed

By Leigh Weingus There are plenty of arguments that advocate throwing away the bathroom scale,

By Mark S. Aloia, Ph.D. Most people take a common set of steps when preparing to lose weight.

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By Matthew Basso When I ask my clients to do core training it requires them to look beyond abs

By Reuters By Shereen Lehman (Reuters Health) - In a small new study, skipping the

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By Damon Beres Paying too much attention to your Facebook friends' updates could be bad for your

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By Anna Almendrala Most scientists agree that added sugar -- especially in liquid form, like soda

By Sarah Klein By Cynthia Sass, MPH, RD As a sports nutritionist, I consult for pro teams and

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