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Prenatal or Early-life Antibiotics Increases Risk for Obesity

Exposure to antibiotics in utero or during the very early stages of life may increase susceptibility to obesity. In a[…]

Being genetically endowed with a higher proportion of fast-twitch muscle fibers may be key for competing at an elite level[…]

The hormonal effects of birth control may have protective effects against connective tissue injuries. In a new study in the[…]

When athletes in the NFL play football on Thursday night, they have had more chance to rest since their most[…]

Those who suffer from connective tissue dysfunction, such as tendon injuries, may be influenced by metabolic factors such as exposure[…]

Professional athletes are more likely to become injured if they specialized in sports early in their career. In a new[…]

Two of the most prominent causes of injuries in runners may be weak glutes or weak core muscles. In a[…]

The best strength training programs provide a balanced blend of both vertical and horizontal exercises. In a new study in[…]

Athletes who lack body awareness may be more susceptible to ACL injuries. In a new study in the “Brazilian Journal[…]

If a mother experiences hardship during pregnancy, this may cause the newborn child to grow up to be more stressed.[…]