Sandee LaMotte
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Recent articles by Sandee:
What is monkeypox, its symptoms and threat to you?
Where did monkeypox come from, what are the signs and symptoms and how worried should you be? Here's what we know. → Read More
Women responded better than men to early Alzheimer's intervention, study found
While following personalized medical and lifestyle interventions, women reduced certain risk factors for Alzheimer's at a greater rate than men, a new study found. → Read More
Time-restricted eating no better than counting calories, study finds
A new year-long randomized clinical trial found no significant difference in weight loss between time-restricted eating and simple calorie counting. → Read More
Study: Small amounts of exercise can help fight depression
Researchers looked at numerous studies done on the relationship between exercise and depression. Here's what they found. → Read More
Study: Small amounts of exercise can help fight depression
Researchers looked at numerous studies done on the relationship between exercise and depression. Here's what they found. → Read More
Study: Small amounts of exercise can help fight depression
Researchers looked at numerous studies done on the relationship between exercise and depression. Here's what they found. → Read More
Study: Small amounts of exercise can help fight depression
Researchers looked at numerous studies done on the relationship between exercise and depression. Here's what they found. → Read More
Study: Small amounts of exercise can help fight depression
Researchers looked at numerous studies done on the relationship between exercise and depression. Here's what they found. → Read More
Study: Small amounts of exercise can help fight depression
Researchers looked at numerous studies done on the relationship between exercise and depression. Here's what they found. → Read More
Study: Small amounts of exercise can help fight depression
Researchers looked at numerous studies done on the relationship between exercise and depression. Here's what they found. → Read More
Study: Small amounts of exercise can help fight depression
Researchers looked at numerous studies done on the relationship between exercise and depression. Here's what they found. → Read More
Study: Small amounts of exercise can help fight depression
Researchers looked at numerous studies done on the relationship between exercise and depression. Here's what they found. → Read More
Study: Small amounts of exercise can help fight depression
Researchers looked at numerous studies done on the relationship between exercise and depression. Here's what they found. → Read More
Study: Small amounts of exercise can help fight depression
Researchers looked at numerous studies done on the relationship between exercise and depression. Here's what they found. → Read More
Study: Small amounts of exercise can help fight depression
Researchers looked at numerous studies done on the relationship between exercise and depression. Here's what they found. → Read More
Study: Small amounts of exercise can help fight depression
Researchers looked at numerous studies done on the relationship between exercise and depression. Here's what they found. → Read More
Study: Small amounts of exercise can help fight depression
Researchers looked at numerous studies done on the relationship between exercise and depression. Here's what they found. → Read More
It doesn't take a lot of exercise to fight depression, study says
Exercise improves mood, but just how much activity do you need to do to see a benefit? A new study sheds light. → Read More
Having allergies or asthma may raise risk of heart disease, study finds
The highest risk for high blood pressure was found among people with asthma, researchers said. → Read More
Having allergies or asthma may raise risk of heart disease, study finds
The highest risk for high blood pressure was found among people with asthma, researchers said. → Read More