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THURSDAY, JUNE 26, 2025

physical exercise

Representational Image. Picture: Pixabay
Coronavirus chronicle

Physical exercise may help protect against severe Covid, study says

Aerobically fit people are less likely to catch colds and other viral infections and recover more quickly than people who are out of shape, in part because exercise can amplify immune responses

Covid-19 testing still vital even as vaccines roll out, says WHO chief 
World+Biz

Covid-19 testing still vital even as vaccines roll out, says WHO chief 

FILE PHOTO: The World Health Organization (WHO) logo is pictured at the entrance of its headquarters in Geneva, January 25, 2015. REUTERS/Pierre Albouy/File Photo
Coronavirus chronicle

Pandemic or not, people must stay active: WHO

How exercise boost memory and thinking ability
Health

How exercise boost memory and thinking ability

Unlike traditional workout methods, calisthenics is a technique that can help you to develop your mental health, not just your physique. Photo: Noor-A-Alam
Features

Enhancing physical and mental health with calisthenics

66% Bangladeshi adolescents not sufficiently physically active
Health

66% Bangladeshi adolescents not sufficiently physically active

Get moving! Four in five adolescents don’t exercise enough: WHO
Health

Get moving! Four in five adolescents don’t exercise enough: WHO

A man exercises early in the morning along the Arabian Sea in Mumbai, India, December 21, 2017. Reuters/Danish Siddiqui
Global Economy

An extra 15 minute daily walk could boost global economy: study

Some people like hitting the gym before starting the bustle of work, while others come in the evening after work. Photo: Noor-E-Alam
Features

Growing a healthy habit

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