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WHO sounds alarm over lack of physical activity among teens
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Stair climbers are said to boost fitness, strength and bone health: what the evidence says
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When You Exercise May Matter During Cancer Treatment, Review Finds
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Exercise Can Help You Build A Sharper Brain In Your 40s & 50s
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Stanford study reveals rapid rise in youth e-bike injuries
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Your Cells Keep a Record of Every Workout You’ve Ever Done
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Achilles tendon injections offer no meaningful benefit over placebo
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Exercise 'Snacking' Can Build Similar Strength to One Big Training Session, Study Finds
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Exercise rewires liver metabolism differently based on sex
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Simple exercise done just once a week could help lower blood pressure
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Daily Exercise Weakens the Grip of Genetic Risk for Depression
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Body makes its own cannabis-like chemicals during running, and neuroscience research finds they keep rising to the marathon finish line, a possible clue to the runner’s high
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How human movement predicts health measures across multiple body systems

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medicalxpress.com↗ How human movement predicts health measures across multiple body systemsNewton Tech, a developer of AI-powered movement intelligence technology for clinical research, has published a new study it co-authored in Nature Medicine showing that artificial intelligence can…

A study co-authored by Newton Tech and published in Nature Medicine applied an artificial intelligence model to 3D movement data from 3,328 adults in the Human Phenotype Project and reported associations with 1,887 of 3,210 health measures across 18 body systems. Movement data improved predictions beyond age, body mass index, visceral fat and height. The findings are associations observed in one cohort.

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