Interval training can shrink a week's worth of training down to one hour

Other Stories

• Obama health reform proposal builds on previous legislation

  American Medical News | The plan further develops provisions from Senate and House bills, but Republicans found much to criticize in advance of a White House summit. By Doug Trapp, amednews staff. Posted March 1, 2010. Washington -- President Obama released his most detailed ...

• BPA May Raise Risk of Asthma in Kids

  U.S. News & World Report | SUNDAY, Feb. 28 (HealthDay News) -- Mouse pups whose mothers were exposed to a common but controversial chemical developed allergic asthma, new research has found. Bisphenol A (BPA) is a chemical commonly found in polycarbonate ...

• Marijuana smoking teens prone to schizophrenia

  Times of India | Teens who smoke marijuana are at a greater risk of developing schizophrenia and psychotic symptoms in the future, a new study has found. After observing more than 3800 youngsters, researchers learnt that people who used the drug for six or more years ...

• Census Scams: The Red Flags

  Wall Street Journal | As the 2010 US Census ramps up in March, you should be on the alert for potential scams. Con artists could use the event to acquire personal information that can lead to identity theft. Most Census forms will arrive in the mail March 15 ...

• Congress Likely to Stiff AMA on Medicare Reimbursement Fix

  Health Care News | The debate over national health care reform has stalled in the wake of the victory by Republican Scott Brown in the recent Massachusetts Senate election. Moderate Democrats want no further action before the midterms. Liberals argue the race was a ...

• CMA blasts Congress over failure to stop Medicare cuts to docs

  Bizjournals.com | The California Medical Association said Friday it's calling on Congress to “act immediately” to prevent deep Medicare cuts that are slated to take effect Monday, saying the 21 percent cuts to doctors' reimbursement in the federal program “would hamper ...

• Are Hot Dogs Killing Our Kids? Uh, Not Really

  BNET | The American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) is lobbying for enhanced federal oversight of hot dogs and other foods that pose a potential choking hazard to children. The argument favoring regulatory change, however, ...