Federal Exercise Recommendations Prove too Rigorous for the Average American

The United States government has issued recommendations on the proper amount of exercise required for adults to stay healthy. The recommendations were created by the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDCP). They say that adults between ages 18 and 64 should get about four hours of physical activity each week. Of this, one hour and fifteen minutes should consist of vigorous activity ...

Diabetes prevention camp for teenagers

The Qatar Diabetes Association yesterday began its Diabetes Prevention Camp being organised for some 40 overweight teenagers, who are having first degree family history of diabetes.

Well: Diabetes on the Rise Among Teenagers

A study found a sharp increase in the disease's prevalence among teens, adding to worries that diabetes may progress more rapidly in children than in adults.

Obese teenagers 'may already have suffered lasting heart damage'

Wales’ generation of obese teenagers may already have suffered lasting damage to their hearts, according to troubling research findings published today.

Transforming London for Olympics inspires a way to unite British business

The Olympic Games transforms cities. As well as the inevitable construction of all the sporting venues, transport systems are overhauled and some districts are radically regenerated. Back in 2004, Athens got a new tram and light rail line, along with much-needed upgrades to the metro system and the Ring Road.