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Sports nutritionists love to recommend high protein intake. Kidney specialists aren鈥檛 sure that鈥檚 a good idea.

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A Swedish company鈥檚 baking soda formula was the hottest supplement at the Olympics. And now a new study finds that it really works.

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As part of a long struggle with alcoholism, I decided to jump-start my recovery with a serious physical challenge: hiking 100 miles of the Appalachian Trail

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Researchers in New Zealand used athlete data to pick up patterns in how we recover. Their insights are surprising.

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If you feel like your athletic performance is falling short, this new research might explain why

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After a remarkable 20-year stretch as a journalist, Don Katz switched hats and created one of the most successful tech and media startups of all time. Here he talks about how a love of words fueled his ambitions in both professional pursuits.

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The longevity influencer, doctor, and bestselling author wants to change the way we take care of ourselves. Does it work?

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Ada Lim贸n, America鈥檚 first Latina poet laureate, is helping us rethink wild spaces with some perfectly placed poems at a park near you

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Everyone knows how to run. Now biomechanical analysis may teach us how to do it better.

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Two product testers square off on whether the politics surrounding outdoor equipment and apparel should guide consumers

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New booking sites are connecting travel influencers with their followers to take trips all over the world. But should you go? I headed to Yosemite with an influencer and her fangirls to find out.

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Our farthest-roaming travel writer reveals her favorite stretches of sand, from a sheltered cove in Greece to a stunning outpost in North Carolina. Which looks best to you?

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A year ago, the world was transfixed by the Titan implosion thousands of feet underwater. Writer James Nestor argues that we should still go deep.