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EdgeThe case for building muscle mass and strength with plant-based proteinIn a new study, researchers found that vegetarian protein is just as beneficial for muscle mass and strength as animal protein.
EdgeNew study suggests jet lag may have played a role in Chicago Cubs' NLCS Game 6 winResearchers say jet lag could’ve played a role in the Chicago Cubs’ win in 2016 NLCS Game 6, in a new study tracking the effects of jet lag on MLB players' performance.
EdgeThese three sports may help you live longer, research saysIt's known that exercise can improve your health, but researchers have pinpointed certain types of activities that can lead to a longer life.
EdgeWhy you should listen to music when you do HIIT workouts, according to scienceNew research suggests that listening to music while you sweat through that HIIT workout can help you enjoy it more.
EdgeNew study says CrossFitters may need rest days to keep immunity upA new study says two back-to-back days of hard workouts can lower levels of anti-inflammatory compounds in the body.
EdgeHow Olympic swimmer Allison Schmitt beat depressionTeam USA swimmer Allison Schmitt hopes to help others struggling with depression by sharing her story of her struggles ahead of Rio 2016 Olympics.
EdgeExercise may be as effective as surgery for knee injuries, study findsKnee surgery may not always be needed for mensical knee tears and injuries—exercises may work just as well to heal the pain.