Have you ever felt a tightness in your chest or struggled to catch your breath during a workout? You might be experiencing exercise-induced asthma (EIA), a common condition that affects both seasoned ...

Time spent sedentary beyond six hours per day during growth from childhood through young adulthood may cause an excess ...

If you’ve ever pushed yourself through a challenging workout, chances are you’ve experienced that familiar ache in your ...

Maggie Habashy can no longer go on a run or to a workout class, knowing that if she did, she would suffer a severe bout of ...

For a closer look at how neurons changed in response to the exercise-induced myokines, the team ran a genetic analysis, extracting RNA from the neurons to see whether the myokines induced any change ...

Chest pain and shortness of breath can be signs of other, more serious conditions, so please get checked out if your symptoms ...

Chest pain (although this is rare ... are severe or if you have other health concerns. The symptoms of exercise-induced asthma typically show up five to 20 minutes after exercise (so you may ...

In other cases, it can induce PVCs — these are called EI-PVCs (exercise-induced premature ventricular contractions) (8). If you are healthy, do not have heart disease, and experience occasional ...

Also described as a migraine-aura triggered seizure, this type of event is different from a seizure-induced headache or migraine because it's the migraine that causes the seizure, not the other way ...

Headaches can occur due to various reasons. From stress, migraines, and sinus infections to eye strain, dental problems, and bad posture, there can be a number of causes. However, did you know ...

which the authors theorize could be involved in “exercise-induced ghrelin suppression.” Essentially, when you exercise, your body builds up lactate as a byproduct. When your body produces ...