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From clay trails in Seoul to remote Australian coastlines, a small but growing number of hikers are hitting the trail unshod. But what happens when you feel the ground beneath your feet? Get our weekend culture and lifestyle email When Gen Blades set out to hike South Korea's Namsan Dulle-gil trail, she didn't expect to be slipping her boots off halfway along the track. An outdoor education lecturer and researcher based in Castlemaine, Victoria, Blades was tackling the 147km trail in Seoul...
The shock of the oil crisis is playing out on Australian streets, where bike shop sales are up and cycle lanes are busier Get our breaking news email , free app or daily news podcast Before the 1970s global oil crisis, city planners in Copenhagen were considering removing bike lanes. Bicycles were considered outdated now car was king, and just 10% of locals were cycling regularly. But as economic shock waves reverberated around the world, Denmark, which almost entirely relied on imported oil, took...
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Terry Crews and his wife Rebecca King-Crews join TODAY to share that Rebecca has been living with Parkinson's disease since 2015 and recently underwent an FDA-approved procedure to help with the symptoms on one side of her body. "I don't believe in telling my story just so you can know my story and feel sorry for me. I really believe that this procedure and others like it are the new frontier of medicine," she says about her decision to reveal her diagnosis.
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Bangladesh is rushing to contain what may be its deadliest measles flare-up in decades, with more than 100 suspected deaths mostly children and over 7,500 possible cases since mid-March. Health officials say over 900 infections have been confirmed, a dramatic jump from the 125 cases logged in all of...
The Healthy - 7 hours 2 min agoThe results confirm yet another reason to stay regular with your cleaning appointments. The post Seeing This Doctor at Least Once a Year Lowered Liver Disease and Cancer Risk in a New Study appeared first on The Healthy .
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