Fit Alzheimer's Patients Better Off Jul 29, 2008
Exercise and physical fitness have been shown to slow age-related brain cell death in healthy older adults. The new study was released at the International Conference on Alzheimer's Disease in Chicago. (Time.com)
New Research Shows That People With Better Physical Fitness Have Less Brain Atrophy In Alzheimer's Jul 28, 2008
"Growing evidence shows that physical exercise does not have to be strenuous or require a major time commitment. It is most effective when done regularly, and in combination with a brain-healthy diet, mental activity and social interaction." Physical Fitness Preserves Brain Volume in Alzheimer's Exercise and physical fitness have been shown to moderate age-related regional brain volume changes in healthy older adults. However, little is known about the relationship of fitness to Alzheimer's... (PR Newswire)
Brain Shrinks More Slowly In Fit People Jul 16, 2008
He also stressed that the work is only a starting point for exploring whether exercise and physical fitness can slow the progression of Alzheimer's. The study can't prove an effect because the participants were evaluated only once rather than repeatedly over time, he said. (Click2Houston, TX)
Helen Harding: Fit for life Jun 5, 2008
The Fortin Fit for Life Award is presented each year to an individual whose life long commitment to exercise and physical fitness has served as an inspiration to those whose lives they have touched. It is named after George Fortin, 91, of Marlborough who, at age 80, was the first recipient of the award after completing a triathlon that included a one quarter mile swim, a 9. (Marlborough Enterprise, MA)
Unresolved complaints to make news Jun 1, 2008
Exercise and physical fitness. Mr. Central Home Services. (The Augusta Chronicle)
STAYING FIT- Beauregard Elementary Schools Take Part in Parish Fitness Meet Mar 28, 2008
The annual Physical Fitness Meet promotes exercise and physical fitness for all our elementary students and gives our elementary student athletes a chance to excel in competition, said Steve Newsom, parish event coordinator. All participates received a medal and t-shirt. (DeRidder Beauregard Daily News, LA)
Resolutions and challenge join for better fitness Jan 1, 2008
To help people keep their New Years resolutions of regular exercise and physical fitness in 2008, South Dakota Department of Health Division of Health and Medical Services has introduced its Choose 2 Move Challenge. The new challenge focuses on people pursuing a variety of fitness activities from Jan. 15 to Feb. 15 for three to five days weekly, depending upon level of intensity. (Rapid City Journal, SD)
Pet owners more unhealthy than others Jan 2, 2007
- National Institute of Arthritis and Musculoskeletal and Skin Diseases The primary NIH organization for research on Exercise and Physical Fitness is the. - Information about exercise from the American Academy of Family Physicians. (SpiritIndia)
Monette Housing takes first in state Nov 10, 2006
The second program involves exercise and physical fitness. Specialized equipment, fitness instruction and videos were placed in the MHA community room. (The Town Crier, AR)
McDonald's(R) Unveils R Gym(TM): The New and Fun Way for Kids to Play Jul 8, 2006
(Photo: ) "McDonald's, with its wide variety of menu choices at various nutritional profiles, now also offers a variety of activity for children that promotes exercise and physical fitness," said Bonnie Modguno, registered dietitian and McDonald's consultant. "It's important for kids to eat a well balanced diet but it is equally important for them to play. Now, parents can bring their kids to McDonald's to accomplish both." Underscored by games that develop physical coordination, strength... (PR Newswire)
Science Are Zoos Killing Elephants? The death of a beloved pachyderm in Los Angeles intensifies the growing pressure on zoos to rethink their animal exhibits Jun 13, 2006
"Elephants in zoos repeatedly have stillbirths and experts we've talked to believe that the lack of exercise and physical fitness contribute to their inability to have successful pregnancies.". Whatever the ultimate outcome of these incidents, some of Gita's mourners expressed a sense of relief on her behalf. (Time.com)
Southwest Riverside County Community News Apr 26, 2006
Sue Kelley, of Keller Williams Realty, will share her story of how exercise and physical fitness changed and enriched her life. The Professional Women's Roundtable is dedicated to assisting businesswomen to seek, create and achieve success. (North County Times)
