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NFL Rumors: Kareem Hunt latest, Baker Mayfield disaster class, Chiefs get better
NFL Rumors: Kareem Hunt latest, Baker Mayfield disaster class, Chiefs get better
NFL Rumors: Baker Mayfield "or" Kyle Trask will be Bucs starter this seasonLeave it to a conjunction to take down Baker Mayfield in Tampa Bay.The Bucs released their depth chart for the 2023 season, and one curious little word stood out to NFL fans and pundits: "Or."At ...
2023-08-09 02:32
MrBeast or Tom Brady: Who is richer and has the bigger net worth?
MrBeast or Tom Brady: Who is richer and has the bigger net worth?
MrBeast has a sizable net worth as one might anticipate given his popularity on YouTube but can his fortune compare to the one Tom Brady has?
2023-06-12 17:00
The Hamptons Wants to Borrow More as Wealthy Linger Longer
The Hamptons Wants to Borrow More as Wealthy Linger Longer
East Hampton, New York, sold debt on Thursday, joining a list of well-off US tourist destinations that have
2023-08-04 05:04
UAE Calls for ‘Aggressive’ Course Correction on Climate Change
UAE Calls for ‘Aggressive’ Course Correction on Climate Change
The United Arab Emirates will focus on bolstering global efforts to mitigate carbon emissions and make funds available
2023-07-13 14:05
US annual home price growth accelerates in July
US annual home price growth accelerates in July
By Amina Niasse NEW YORK (Reuters) -U.S. annual home price growth accelerated for a second straight month in July, signaling
2023-09-26 22:17
NFL rumors: Chargers surprise signing, Seahawks fortify secondary, Commanders deal
NFL rumors: Chargers surprise signing, Seahawks fortify secondary, Commanders deal
The Los Angeles Chargers get a surprise, the Seattle Seahawks retain a defensive back and the Washington Commanders' new ownership group is met with positive reviews.Good things are happening across the NFL with the likes of the Los Angeles Chargers, the Seattle Seahawks and the Washington ...
2023-05-23 22:42
Why Do We Say “Trick or Treat” on Halloween?
Why Do We Say “Trick or Treat” on Halloween?
The origins of the phrase (indirectly) involve smelly cabbage, Donald Duck, and several Canadian journalists.
2023-10-06 22:04
Čeferin says sorry after chaos of Champions League final in Paris and accepts problems in Istanbul
Čeferin says sorry after chaos of Champions League final in Paris and accepts problems in Istanbul
UEFA president Aleksander Čeferin has apologized to soccer fans after the chaotic security failures that caused a near-disaster at the Champions League final in Paris last year
2023-06-23 03:10
Fed’s Powell Says US May Need One or Two More Rate Hikes in 2023
Fed’s Powell Says US May Need One or Two More Rate Hikes in 2023
Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell said returning US inflation to 2% is crucial to support the long-term health
2023-06-22 23:07
Regular exercise may lower risk of women developing Parkinson’s disease – study
Regular exercise may lower risk of women developing Parkinson’s disease – study
Getting regular exercise such as cycling, walking, gardening, cleaning and participating in sports may decrease the risk of developing Parkinson’s disease in women, a study suggests. Women who exercised the most had a 25% lower rate of the condition when compared to those who exercised the least. The research also found that 10 years before diagnosis, levels of exercise fell at a faster rate in those with Parkinson’s than in those without, likely due to early symptoms of the disease. Experts suggest the findings support the creation of exercise programmes to help lower the risk of Parkinson’s. Our results support the creation of exercise programmes to help lower the risk of Parkinson’s disease Dr Alexis Elbaz, Inserm research centre Study author Alexis Elbaz, of the Inserm research centre in Paris, France, said: “Exercise is a low-cost way to improve health overall, so our study sought to determine if it may be linked to a lower risk of developing Parkinson’s disease, a debilitating disease that has no cure. “Our results provide evidence for planning interventions to prevent Parkinson’s disease.” Dr Elbaz added: “With our large study, not only did we find that female participants who exercise the most have a lower rate of developing Parkinson’s disease, we also showed that early symptoms of Parkinson’s disease were unlikely to explain these findings, and instead that exercise is beneficial and may help delay or prevent this disease. “Our results support the creation of exercise programmes to help lower the risk of Parkinson’s disease.” The study included 95,354 female participants, mostly teachers, with an average age of 49 who did not have Parkinson’s disease at the start of the study. The women were followed for three decades during which 1,074 of them developed Parkinson’s, and over the course of the study asked to complete up to six questionnaires. They were asked how far they walked and how many flights of stairs they climbed daily, how many hours they spent on household activities as well as how much time they spent doing moderate recreational activities such as gardening and more vigorous activities such as sports. Researchers assigned each activity a score based on the metabolic equivalent of a task (METs), a way to quantify energy expenditure. For each activity, METs were multiplied by their frequency and duration in order to get a physical activity score of METs-hours per week. For example, a more intense form of exercise like cycling was six METs, while less intense exercise such as walking and cleaning was three METs. The average physical activity level for participants was 45 METs-hours per week at the start of the study. Women in the study were divided into four equal groups of just over 24,000 people each. At the start of the study, those in the highest group had an average physical activity score of 71 METs-hours per week, while those in the lowest had an average score of 27. In the group that did the most exercise, there were 246 cases of Parkinson’s disease, compared to 286 cases in the lowest exercise group. After adjusting for factors such as place of residence, age of first period and menopausal status, and smoking, researchers found those in the highest exercise group had a 25% lower rate of developing Parkinson’s disease than those in the lowest exercise group when physical activity was assessed up to 10 years before diagnosis. They found this association remained when physical activity was assessed up to 15 or 20 years before diagnosis. The results were similar after adjusting for diet or medical conditions such as high blood pressure, diabetes and cardiovascular disease, researchers found. The findings were published in the Neurology journal. Read More Charity boss speaks out over ‘traumatic’ encounter with royal aide Ukraine war’s heaviest fight rages in east - follow live Number of children trying vaping rises 50% in a year All of the star cars to look out for in the new Fast X film Spice Girl Geri Horner ‘so proud’ of King Charles as she gives him a hug and kiss
2023-05-18 18:48
Spain routs Cyprus 6-0 in Euro 2024 qualifying after judge issues Rubiales order
Spain routs Cyprus 6-0 in Euro 2024 qualifying after judge issues Rubiales order
Spain’s men restored normal service on the field Tuesday
2023-09-13 05:38
Supreme Court sides with cement mixing company over striking workers in latest blow to unions
Supreme Court sides with cement mixing company over striking workers in latest blow to unions
The Supreme Court on Thursday sided with a cement mixing company that seeks to bypass federal labor law and sue a union in state court for the destruction of property caused by striking workers.
2023-06-01 22:22