MovNat eschews gyms and fitness equipment for old-fashioned jumping and climbing
Diet & Fitness
Lance Armstrong’s Confession and the Psychology of the Competitor
The fine line between competition’s drive for excellence and dangerous win-at-all-costs mentality
Viewpoint: Why America Won’t Forgive Lance Armstrong (for Now)
Some celebrities bounce back from scandal; some never do. Armstrong looks like a longshot
Polar Bear Plunges: Are They Good for Your Health?
They’re popular events throughout the winter, but do they provide any health benefits?
Berries Linked to Lower Heart Disease Among Women
The benefits for the heart of eating strawberries and blueberries can build up over a lifetime, according to the latest research.
Fast Food Linked to Asthma and Allergies in Kids
Obesity isn’t the only potential toll that dinner from the drive-thru may have on your health.
Pediatricians Need to Be More Aware of Alternative Medicine Use Among Children
Parents and doctors are still reluctant to discuss complementary therapy use among children
In Search of…The ‘Superfruit’
Relieving Peanut Allergies…With Peanuts
A study shows food allergy sufferers can build up tolerance to foods
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— Percent of four-year colleges and universities in the U.S. that require physical education classes.
More Food for Hungry Students: USDA Tweaks School Meals
A viral video of students complaining about skimpy school meals prompts much needed adjustments to cafeteria menus
Yay for Recess: Pediatricians Say It’s as Important as Math or Reading
Play time can be as important as class time for helping students perform their best.
Snack Boxes: The Latest Healthy Eating Trend
When hunger strikes, why not reach for a care package stuffed with good-for-you nibbles?
