A benefit across generations | Borneo Bulletin Online : comp

THE WASHINGTON POST – Exercising now is good for you. But could it also be good for your future children and grandchildren? A provocative new study says it might be. The findings, based on research in mice, suggest that the exercise we do today etches itself into our cells in ways that can be passed […]

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