Birthday boy turns 114 celebrates Walter Breuning in Montana
A Montana man aged 114 marked his birthday at the Rainbow Retirement Community in Great Falls. Walter Breuning, born in 1896 in Melrose, Minnesota, moved to Montana in 1918 and worked for the Great Northern Railway for 50 years. His wife Agnes died in 1957 and the couple had no children.
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Rutgers expert cites active travel as key to cut obesity
Rutgers transportation analyst John Pitcher and McClatchy data review show countries and cities with higher daily walking and cycling have lower obesity and diabetes. The study across 15 countries 50 states and 47 cities links non motorized trips for work and errands to better health outcomes.
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Upright Row Tips From a Senior Fitness Expert
Beth Bastien of EMH Center for Health & Fitness offers a chair friendly upright row exercise for mobility and strength. Begin with 2-3 pound weights or none, perform one set 8-12 reps, then progress to 2-3 sets up to standing beside a chair for balance.
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Minnesota team wins $7 million grant to shift family eating habits
University of Minnesota researchers led by Simone French win a seven million dollar federal grant to test multi approach solutions for hundreds of families. The program combines health coaching classes exercise tips and healthy food vouchers to improve dinner routines school meals and exposure to food marketing. French notes time and money pressures shape choices and stresses parents as home environment managers.
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