Even trace amounts of arsenic in drinking water may increase the risk of heart disease, researchers have found.
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Well: A Heart Risk in Drinking Water
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Monthly Archives: October 2014
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Horses for courses: the science behind Melbourne Cup winners
Use of high-speed treadmills is now much more common in the larger training businesses, and adoption of this technology seems more common in Australia than in other countries. A treadmill is particularly useful for monitoring and maintaining a horse's …
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OK Go's new drone-filled music video is amazing
Rock band/viral-video-machine OK Go has released its latest music video — and its members have officially graduated from treadmills and optical illusions to a more sky's-the-limit approach. For their new song, I Won't Let You Down, Damian Kulash, Tim …
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Wally Kennedy: Gym located in perfect spot for 'positive reinforcement'
When I walked over to some treadmills that face Main Street, I couldn't help but notice the new Baskin-Robbins across the street. My version of a workout would probably conclude with a scoop or two of butter pecan. I'm a firm believer in positive …
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Well: Knowing Cancer Risk May Not Affect Screening Rates
Telling people of their potential increased risk of colon cancer did not spur them to get the recommended screening.
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ProForm ZE 6 Elliptical Trainer
Well: Sports Gels Can Improve Marathon Times, but Pace Them Right
Many runners in Sunday’s New York City Marathon may be overlooking a simple way to improve their finishing time.
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GUEST COLUMN: The story of Peppermint Sally
GUEST COLUMN: The story of Peppermint Sally
I was not the best two-stepper but she didn't seem to mind. I got to noticing that several times during the night she would go outside. When we got back on the dance floor she would smell like peppermint. I remember thinking “what is she doing that she …
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2 Years Ago Sandra Fluke Was Called a Whore. Now She Wants Your Vote.
After advertisers started dumping Limbaugh's show, many speculated the habitual line-stepper had finally stepped too far and done himself in. The story tore up the web, as mash-ups of politics, cultural values and outrageous screw-ups tend to do. In …
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Spotlight on motor controls
Machine designs could, for instance, use the MC403-Z for simple two- or three-axis open-loop stepper systems and two- or three-axis servo systems—providing position and speed as a pulse and direction output (with the servo drive closing the loop).
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Food Scores, a New Web Service, Ranks Grocery Items on Ingredients and Nutrition
The database assigns a score to 80,000 products based on factors like how nutritious and processed they are.
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Well: Revised Nutrition Labels Still Won’t Tell Whole Story
Proposed changes will do some good things, like mention added sugars separately. But they won’t make it quick and easy for consumers to choose healthier foods.
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Supermats Heavy Duty P.V.C. Mat for Treadmills/Ski Machine (2.5-Feet x 6-Feet)
Well: For a 7-Minute Workout, Try Our New App
The New York Times is offering a free mobile app for the popular Scientific 7-Minute Workout and the new Advanced 7-minute Workout.
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