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ALT Sometimes women are told to exercise to help with hot flashes and night sweats. We used data from thousands of Black and white women in four different U.S. cities and found that higher or better fitness, based on a treadmill test, and higher physical activity were not linked to less likelihood of severe hot flashes or night sweats. There are many reasons to exercise before, during, and after menopause, but lessening the risk of hot flashes and night sweats does not seem to be one of them.
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ALT We trained teachers to start InPact, a program that adds short exercise breaks during the school day. Over one year, behavior referrals for the elementary students in the program dropped 34%—a promising finding that helped teachers make exercise breaks part of the school routine. Simple strategies can become a lasting part of the school day.
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ALT Advancing whole-school physical actibity is a one-day workshop for health, learning and student well-being. Grounded in the WSCC and CSPAP frameworks, this workshop brings together key stakeholders to share insights, explore challenges and develop practical solutions for coordinating physical activity across the school day. The event is August 12 from 9:00a - 2:45p at the MSU STEM Teaching and Learning Facility. Let's move Michigan forward together.
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ALT text: “We’ve all seen calls that have influenced outcomes at the end of the game. Some decisions made by officials, like ball-strike decisions or out-of-bounds calls, are very objective and could be automated easily.” Richard Paulsen Assistant Professor of Sport Management
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