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Under-reporting of calorie intake “misleading UK policy makers”
BY Tom Walker | 08 Aug 2016
The British public has been under-reporting its daily calorie consumption, potentially misleading
policymakers to focus on wrong strategies – such as increasing physical activity levels – when
attempting to tackle the obesity epidemic.
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Exercise “not bad for memory after all”
BY Tom Walker | 07 Aug 2016
A new piece of research will come as a relief to fitness lovers everywhere – as it confirms
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exercise isn’t bad for your memory after all.
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Nautilus revenues boosted by Octane Fitness deal
BY Tom Walker | 03 Aug 2016
US-based fitness equipment provider Nautilus saw its revenues increase by 32 per cent in the
second quarter of 2016 – thanks to increased sales resulting from the January acquisition of rival
Octane Fitness.
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Leisure centre operator SIV introduces sugar tax
BY Tom Walker | 22 Jul 2016
Sheffield City Trust, the wellbeing charity which manages 11 sports and leisure venues through its
Sheffield International Venues (SIV) arm, has become the first leisure operator in the UK to
introduce a sugar tax on unhealthy fizzy drinks.
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Disney characters join battle against inactivity
BY Tom Walker | 21 Jul 2016
UK-based physical activity providers are given the opportunity to use popular Disney
characters to inspire children and their families to become more active this summer.
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