Short Bouts of Physical Activity May Offset Occupational Sitting CVD Risks
Frequent bathroom breaks and setting timers to remind you to stand up can nudge people in the right direction, says Carl Lavie.
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Frequent bathroom breaks and setting timers to remind you to stand up can nudge people in the right direction, says Carl Lavie.
Mild to moderate intake of ground, instant, and decaffeinated coffee is associated with lower mortality and cardiovascular disease risk, and can be considered part of a healthy diet, researchers say.
“Move more and sit less” is advice that could apply to people living in all countries, regardless of income level.
Baton Rouge Fire Chief Ed Smith announces retirement Baton Rouge Fire Chief Ed Smith announces retirement By WAFB Staff | May 14, 2021 at 11:11 AM CDT - Updated May 14 at 12:09 PM After 19 years of service as Chief of the Baton Rouge Fire Department, Ed Smith has announced his retirement. Chief Smith’s last day of duty will be May 17, according to the mayor’s office. The following letter is from BRFD Cheif Edwin Smith: “As I announce my retirement from the Baton Rouge Fire Department first I want to thank God for blessing me with the opportunity to serve as Fire Chief. He has given ...
Edwin Smith, chief of the Baton Rouge Fire Department, announced his retirement Friday, bringing an end to his 47-year career.