April 9 – Exercise at work, immune system development, rosemary oil

By News Staff

Posted Apr 9, 2013 05:31:56 PM.

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A ParticipACTION survey says 64 per cent of Canadians consider workplace exercise to be acceptable
November babies may have a reduced risk of developing immune diseases, including multiple sclerosis, a study suggests
The scent of rosemary oil can enhance memory, according to a new study

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