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The American Cancer Society's Chief Executive Officers Challenge can increase implementation of health promotion practices

CEO Challenge Spurs Workers to Adopt Healthy Practices

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Increase in cancer screening, healthy eating, physical activity, tobacco cessation at one-year follow-up
Participation in the endurance competition known as the Ultraman is associated with dramatic alterations in body composition

Endurance Athletes May Suffer Dangerous Metabolic Effects

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'Ultraman' competitors experience muscle damage and insulin resistance, researchers find
Endurance exercise seems to accelerate arrhythmogenic ventricular cardiomyopathy pathogenesis in transgenic mice with the desmoplakin R2834H mutation

Endurance Exercise Accelerates Pathology With Gene Mutation

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Mouse study shows increased arrhythmogenic ventricular cardiomyopathy pathogenesis
A low-volume

Bursts of High-Intensity Interval Training Beneficial for Older Men

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Sedentary men have improvement in peak power output after six-week HIIT intervention
Starting to exercise later in life can still reduce risk of heart failure

Exercise Can Reduce Heart Failure Risk at Any Age

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Even those who start moving later in life could see benefits
Leg strength is strongly linked with healthier brain aging

Leg Strength Linked to Healthier Brain Aging

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Study of women suggests boosting walking force, speed pays mental dividends
A progressive resistance strength training program can improve some aspects of hand osteoarthritis

ACR: Resistance Training Program Beneficial in Hand Osteoarthritis

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Progressive resistance strength training program effective for pain, function, treatment satisfaction
Short sessions of high-intensity exercise may provide more health benefits for people with type 2 diabetes than longer bouts of less intense activity

AHA: Short, Intense Bouts of Exercise More Beneficial in T2DM

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Research suggests brief but harder workouts may provide better blood glucose control
Exercise capacity and heart rate responses to exercise are effective predictors of short-term outcome among patients with stable coronary artery disease

Exercise Capacity, Heart Rate Response Predict CAD Outcomes

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Addition of exercise risk score to established risk model enhances discrimination
Compared with controls

More Sedentary Time for Females With Fibromyalgia

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Less time spent engaged in light, moderate, and moderate-to-vigorous physical activity