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Experts had long believed that exercise could help protect against developing dementia. However, though they had observed a general pattern of reduced risk, studies on the subject had been small – and often conflicting – with little consensus on the type, frequency or intensity of exercise that might be best.
Two British boys have drowned after swimming in a lake in Germany.
An unforgettable shot-putting summer for Nova Scotia's Sarah Mitton culminated in a community-wide celebration this week near her hometown of Brooklyn, N.S.
In the meantime, all fans, including those from Europe, South America and even as far as Australia, will be planning their trips to the Gulf, selecting the best travel routes and, more importantly, accommodation choices.
British gymnastics icon Beth Tweddle has urged the public to get voting to decide the 2022 National Lottery Athlete of the Year. Ten athletes from the across the UK have made the shortlist after excelling in the past few months across the Winter Olympics, Commonwealth Games and recent European Championships. Ad The National Lottery Athlete of the Year category recognises the performances and legacy of our sporting heroes and showcases the impact of National Lottery funding on elite sport.
Manchester City defender Benjamin Mendy told an alleged victim 'you don't trust me', a jury has heard. The footballer, 28, also allegedly told the woman, who claims he raped her during a party at his house: "All these women want to f*** me."
A popular idyllic beach has been plagued by pollution in its otherwise crystal clear waters with some swimmers reporting "human and dog poo" floating past them.
THE MOST BEAUTIFUL play in Major League Baseball exists because its practitioner embraced a long-held axiom: Form follows function. Once upon a time, Trea Turner was a habitual head-first slider, his fingers and wrists and shoulders exposed to all the obstacles that exist when a man launches himself toward stationary objects. As he continued to play — and to watch teammates and opponents alike get hurt — he couldn't abide the risk. There had to be a better way, a safer way.