Category: Fitness Briefs
BGG Unveils Weight Loss and Brain Health Products
By Lyric Ashwood October 10, 2026
BGG unveils weight loss and brain health products at SupplySide Global trade show in Las Vegas, featuring swicy beverages and snack bars.
Running stores’ tech overrides personal preference
By Indigo Pemberton September 26, 2026
How advanced tech in running stores may override your personal shoe preferences—discover why expert recommendations sometimes differ from what you expect.
Quick Core Routine Boosts Runner Stability, Performance
By Fern Covington September 25, 2026
A quick core routine boosts runner stability and performance, enhancing force transfer and maintaining posture during runs.
Brisk walking trumps step count for longevity
By Fern Covington September 21, 2026
New research reveals brisk walking trumps step count for longevity, with even shorter durations offering health benefits comparable to slow-paced walks with far
New research links daily sunlight exposure to improved eyesight
By Fern Covington September 11, 2026
New research links daily sunlight exposure to improved eyesight, showing indigo light may prevent myopia in developing eyes. Discover the key findings.
Interchangeable Physician with Dr. Lawrence Casalino
By Fern Covington September 3, 2026
Healthcare consolidation is swallowing independent physician practices. Dr. Lawrence Casalino warns what medical systems cannot measure still matters for patien
Kennedy Seeks AMA Code Cost Data
By Indigo Pemberton September 1, 2026
HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. seeks comment on AMA code cost data and medical billing fees impact on healthcare system.
Healthcare cuts often target the wrong areas
By Fern Covington August 25, 2026
Healthcare cost-cutting often fails by targeting the wrong areas, leading to higher expenses. Learn why data-driven decisions matter.
Canada must prepare for oil shocks and shortages
By Indigo Pemberton August 18, 2026
Canada must prepare for oil shocks and shortages that threaten healthcare systems and medical supply chains, potentially causing severe shortages and massive un
Study Finds Early Aspirin Stop Post‑PCI Risks Patients
By Lyric Ashwood August 8, 2026
Early aspirin after PCI appears safe for low‑risk heart attack patients, according to a new European trial, offering potential changes to post‑procedure care gu