Exercise is linked to improved mental health but more exercise makes it worse.

Older adults who exercise above the recommended levels have a reduced risk of developing chronic disease resulting in successful ageing.

A single fifteen-minute bout of cardiovascular exercise immediately after practising a new motor skill improves its long-term retention.

With proper support and individually adjusted exercises, female patients with fibromyalgia can achieve considerable health improvements.

Twice-weekly exercise and dietary counselling during pregnancy results in a reduced risk of having an acute caesarean section.

Exercise enables the heart to regenerate heart cells which is particularly important after a heart attack.

A new study finds that regular exercises keeps our body young and healthy and slows down ageing.

Even short burst of moderate exercise during the day will reduce the risk of death and disease.

Want to have eagle eyes for life? Then focus on the right eye-friendly exercises, foods and lifestyle changes.

Researchers discover that certain life-saving medication may not work well during exercise.

Vigorous physical activity in children cuts the risk of developing heart disease later in life.

Just 30 minutes of facial exercise results in fuller cheeks and younger looking facial features.