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Health

How fast do we get out of shape and is there a way to slow the loss?

When we take a break from exercise, it can feel like we quickly go back to square one. But this isn't the case, and there are various ways to minimise the decline

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Health

How to use psychology to hack your mind and fall in love with exercise

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Why slow running could be even more beneficial than running fast

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TOPSHOT - Fitness coach Gabrielle Friscira gives a lesson by videoconference in Saint-Remy-lHonore, west of Paris, on April 15, 2020, on the 30th day of a strict lockdown in France aimed at curbing the spread of the COVID-19 pandemic, caused by the novel coronavirus. (Photo by FRANCK FIFE / AFP) (Photo by FRANCK FIFE/AFP via Getty Images)

Health

If your gym instructor is an iPad, what is lost 鈥� and gained?

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Person collapsed on the floor after exercise

Health

What is the optimal amount of exercise and how much is too much?

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When is the best time to exercise to get the most from your workout?

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Health

The remarkable science-backed ways to get fit as fast as possible

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Health

Why midlife is the perfect time to take control of your future health

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Environment

How incredibly simple tech can supercharge the race to net zero

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Space

The physicist who wants to build a telescope bigger than Earth

Alex Lupsasca plans to extend Earth's largest telescope network beyond the atmosphere with a space-based dish. It could spot part of a black hole we've never seen before 鈥� and perhaps discover new physics

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Physics

How a simple physics experiment could reveal the 鈥渄ark dimension鈥�

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Health

The vital viruses that shape your microbiome and your health

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Humans

Why did humans evolve big brains? A new idea bodes ill for our future

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Health

New anti-ageing vaccines promise to prevent diseases like Alzheimer’s

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