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Is running bad for your knees? Surprisingly, science says “no”

September 12, 2016

Research shows the joint concerns with running might be no more than a myth.

Filed Under: News Tagged With: arthritis, cancer, cardiovascular, cartilage, Chakravarty, Eliza, eliza chakravarty, health, healthier, heart, heart attack, knees, newsok, OKC, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Medical Research Foundation, OMRF, osteoarthritis, research, running, scientist-news, stanford, stroke, study

Can Exercise Make You Smarter?

April 25, 2012

New research evidence shows wide-ranging benefits of exercise

Filed Under: Ask Dr. P Tagged With: adam cohen, Ask Dr. P, brain, cognition, cognitive performance, exercise, Prescott, running, sports medicine

Running a marathon won’t kill you—or will it?

January 31, 2012

Distance running may be tough, but the statistics may surprise you.

Filed Under: Ask Dr. P Tagged With: marathon, running

Do pregnancy and running mix?

October 20, 2011

Adam’s Journal Earlier this month, a runner named Amber Miller completed the Chicago Marathon in 6 hours and 25 minutes. Seven hours later, Miller gave birth to a healthy baby girl. Miller, who ran the 26.2-mile race while 39 weeks pregnant, is not the first woman to combine marathon training and pregnancy. But her case […]

Filed Under: Ask Dr. P Tagged With: pregnancy, running

Switching roles from runner to couch potato

April 26, 2011

Advice on preparing not to run in Oklahoma City Memorial Marathon

Filed Under: Ask Dr. P Tagged With: couch potato, exercise, marathon, running

High Mileage

An OMRF researcher proves there’s no need to hang up your running shoes as you age, and that makes one of her colleagues very happy.   Since he first laced up his sneakers for his high school track team in the 1970s, OMRF scientist Dr. Gary Gorbsky has relied on running to help him stay […]

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