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Study Reveals Female Athletes More Susceptible to Injury at Specific Points in Menstrual Cycle

The study, published in Medicine & Science in Sports & Exercise, is the first prospective longitudinal study monitoring menstrual cycles alongside injuries in female footballers. The findings suggest there could be increased injury risk windo

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Menstrual Cycle Tied to Higher Injury Risk in Female Athletes

Menstrual Cycle Tied to Higher Injury Risk in Female Athletes
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Female athletes likelier to get injured at certain points in their menstrual cycle, finds study

Female athletes likelier to get injured at certain points in their menstrual cycle, finds study
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Don t just sit there, do anything: Even sleeping is healthier than sitting

According to the American Heart Association, sedentary jobs, such as computer work, have risen 83 percent since 1950. Jobs requiring physical activity currently make up less than 20% of the United States workforce, down from 50% in 1960.

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Move more, sit less | Borneo Bulletin Online

AFP – From cancer to diabetes to heart attacks, sedentary behaviour can increase the risk of non-communicable diseases. The problem is that sedentary lifestyles are on the rise worldwide, in parallel with insufficient physical activity levels, leading to fears of serious effects on people’s health. Researchers exploring the issue now report that any activity including […]

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