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Topic- Exercise
![Like aerobic exercise, strength training reduces risk of diabetes-3332 Like aerobic exercise, strength training reduces risk of diabetes-3332](/images/listing_research.jpg)
Like aerobic exercise, strength training reduces risk of diabetes
A primary recommendation for people who are diagnosed with Type 2 diabetes is to be more physically active because exercise helps to improve blood sugar control (PubMed Health) and support weight loss.
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![The role of physical activity in promoting life engagement-3314 The role of physical activity in promoting life engagement-3314](/images/listing_research.jpg)
The role of physical activity in promoting life engagement
With the aging of the global population, attention has turned to physical activity as one of the factors to help older adults maintain their health. As noted by the World Health Organization, diet and physical activity are a public health priority to prevent or manage noncommunicable diseases (for example stroke, cardiovascular disease, diabetes and some cancers). Does physical activity have a role in successful aging beyond physical health? To answer that question, a team of researchers conducted a literature review.
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![Low levels of physical activity continue in US adults-3288 Low levels of physical activity continue in US adults-3288](/images/listing_research.jpg)
![Hot flashes might cool following exercise-3283 Hot flashes might cool following exercise-3283](/images/listing_research.jpg)
Hot flashes might cool following exercise
“Hot flash” is the common term used to describe the symptoms of high temperature and perspiration reported by women during menopause.
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![Fatigue, not weight, builds strength-3227 Fatigue, not weight, builds strength-3227](/images/listing_research.jpg)
![Slow, regular jogging adds years to life-3207 Slow, regular jogging adds years to life-3207](/images/listing_research.jpg)