Moving to fitness: cancer survivors urged to exercise
Cancer survivors are urged to exercise more, even during treatment, as guidelines from the American College of Sports Medicine emphasize about 2 1/2 hours weekly. Studies show improved quality of life, reduced fatigue, and potential lower cancer recurrence risk, with programs like Livestrong at the YMCA expanding access.
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Cautious consumers may fuel debate over deficits
Washington notes a mild May rise in consumer spending while leaders in Toronto pledge to cut deficits. Economists warn against premature stimulus cuts as unemployment benefits loom and states face layoffs, with income gains supporting a fragile recovery.
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