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Exercise is important as you get older. 3 big reasons to push yourself
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Kerry Stewart, an exercise physiologist and professor of medicine at Johns Hopkins, says exercise capacity "definitely declines" as we age. "With regular exercise, the decline won't be nearly as sharp for both muscle strength and aerobic capacity," he adds. -
Ebola vaccine for Bundibugyo strain could take months before human trials
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Until now, global health officials had found little need for a Bundibugyo vaccine, said Dr. Geeta Sood, a hospital epidemiologist at Johns Hopkins Bayview Medical Center. Previous outbreaks of the Bundibugyo virus were small, Sood said, rare and relatively easy to contain.