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Why poor workplace posture can lead to pain (and what to do about it)
The longer you wait to fix your posture, the harder it’s going to be.
By Gabriella Boston  •  Read more »
Confused about what’s healthy? A new nutrition survey shows you’re not alone.
Despite (or perhaps because of) a flood of information, Americans get a failing grade in nutrition literacy.
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Keep these healthy snacks at your desk to stave off midday hunger
Nutrition experts weigh in with their top snack-drawer picks.
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The labels said ‘organic.’ But these massive imports of corn and soybeans weren’t.
Americans are increasingly eating organic foods from overseas. But fooling regulators is all too easy, critics say.
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Science, Nike and a super-fast runner nearly pulled off a 2-hour marathon
Kenyan Eliud Kipchoge ran 2:00:25 in the first serious attempt at smashing the barrier.
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Michelle Obama on Trump rollback: ‘Think about why someone is okay with your kids eating crap’
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