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US over 40s could live extra 5 years if they were all as active as top 25% of population

Men often struggle with transition to fatherhood amid lack of targeted information and support

Exercise programmes help cut new mums’ ‘baby blues’ severity and major depression risk

Physical activity of any intensity linked to lower risk of death after dementia diagnosis

‘Weekend warrior’ exercise pattern may equal more frequent sessions for lowering cognitive decline risk

Abundant urban green space linked to lower rates of heat related illness and death

No major concerns about risks to offspring for would-be dads taking epilepsy meds

Abdominal fat linked to widespread chronic pain, especially in women

Number of general practices shrinking but patient lists ballooning in England

Lack of purpose and personal growth may precede mild cognitive impairment

Australians outlive their peers in high income Anglophone countries by 1-4 years

Interplay of sex, marital status, education, race linked to 18 year US lifespan gap

High levels of ozone and grass pollen expected for Paris Olympics/Paralympics

“Extraordinary levels” of ice use at summer Olympics not always evidence based and bad for the planet

Few UK people likely to be suitable for new Alzheimer’s drugs when they come on stream

Retraction notice of previously press released research

Few UK people likely to be suitable for new Alzheimer’s drugs when they come on stream

Journal retracts 6 further articles and corrects 2 others authored by former editor

Under 4-minute milers’ longevity shows that extreme exercise doesn’t seem to curb lifespan

Consistently exercising 2-3 times a week over the long term linked to lower current insomnia risk

Even low levels of leisure time physical activity help to lower stroke risk

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