Government backs exergaming
(Krys Bailey / ALAMY)
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Yoga studios going to the mat?
(Evy Mages)
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Balancing body and mind
(Mark Gail / THE WASHINGTON POST)
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Bachelorette parties get physical
(Mary F. Calvert / FOR THE WASHINGTON POST)
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5 so-called health foods you should avoid
(Astrid Riecken)
Labels such as “low fat,” “high fiber” and “natural” can fool even the most sophisticated customers into believing what they’re buying is healthful.
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