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A nationwide study carried out by four academics in Australia is one of the first pieces of the research to
offer a detailed outline of the many benefits of yoga to human health.
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12 Jul 2012
New research presented at The Endocrine Society's 94th Annual Meeting in
Houston, US, has found that a decline in men's testosterone levels over time is
"not an inevitable part" of ageing.
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25 Jun 2012
Primary school children across the UK are in 'urgent need' of increasing their physical activity levels in
order to prevent serious health problems in later life, according to new research.
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21 Jun 2012
New research from networking solutions firm Cisco UK and Ireland has found that
the vast majority (90 per cent) of employees believe that "healthier workforces"
benefit businesses.
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18 Jun 2012
New research by the Global Spa Summit (GSS) has found that conceptual issues and
weak promotional models are "really holding back the growth" of wellness and
medical tourism.
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28 Sep 2011
New research published in the May issue of Acta Paediatrica has found that children as young as nine-years-old increase the risk of future heart problems if they are inactive.
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16 May 2011
New research published to mark the launch of the Tata Kids of Steel triathlon initiative has found that nearly four-fifths of UK children spend their free time watching television.
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04 May 2011
New research by YouGov SixthSense has found that location is the "most pressing" issue affecting consumers when choosing a gym.
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17 Jan 2011
New research has found that people who participate in regular physical activity outside work are not as likely to show signs of depression as those who don't.
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01 Nov 2010
The coalition government has wielded its axe and chopped more than £100m worth of leisure projects and initiatives in the first round of a programme of cuts which aim to curb public spending and bring down the deficit.
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17 Jun 2010
New research carried out by consultants The Parthenon Group has suggested that the health and fitness sector may be facing a slow recovery from the recession.
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06 Apr 2010
New research published as part of the government's National Child Measurement Programme has revealed that more than one in five children in the UK are starting school overweight or obese.
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14 Dec 2009
Parents have been warned to "take off the blinkers" over how active their children are to prevent an increase in childhood obesity levels, according to new research from the British Heart Foundation (BHF).
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24 Nov 2009
New research from the National Heart Forum (NHF) has suggested that an increase in obesity levels among children across the UK may be starting to "level off".
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04 Nov 2009
Employees in the leisure industry are keen to shrink their workplace emissions but need more support to do so, according to new research.
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27 Mar 2008
New research published today by Sport England has revealed that only 21 per cent of adults in England are hitting recommended targets for participation in sport and active recreation – taking part in moderate intensity, three times a week.
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07 Dec 2006
The Danish fitness industry has recently welcomed the establishment of the first trade body for the sector – the Danish Fitness & Health Organisation (DFHO).
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11 Oct 2006
New research has suggested that children could risk becoming asthmatic and wheezy if they regularly use indoor swimming pools.
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18 Jul 2006
New research by Mintel into consumer attitudes towards participating in sports has revealed that fundraising sports events could be a way of boosting activity levels and that people are increasingly opting to keep fit in ways which cost nothing.
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19 Aug 2005
New research by Marks & Spencer reveals that 53 per cent of Britons prefer to do a hobby or activity to keep fit instead of going to the gym.
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03 Jan 2005
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