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Panel of experts says there is not enough evidence to give solid recommendations on many youth sports safety issues.
Pain, gastrointestinal distress, blisters, chafing, mental fatigue and dehydration. Extreme challenges to a tough sport.
New research finds that shot type, referees and scorekeepers matter -- and that taking more 3-point shots shrinks it.
Most adults aren't well hydrated, but how much water should we drink per day?
Baseball fans are quick to think the player is safe, but they're often wrong.
When it comes to scoring a goal, soccer ball design is crucial to a player's success.
Setting up the field for the 'London Series' between the Boston Red Sox and the New York Yankees presents significant technical challenges.
Endurance exercise favors the growth of some gut bacteria, which might provide athletes with an extra boost.
A short conversation with circadian rhythms researcher Ravi Allada
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