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Reviewed Exercise Government Links
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MedLine
This site provides comprehensive news, overviews, guides, diagrams and charts, and tips for all aspects of exercise and physical fitness, including nutrition and alternative therapies. There are also special sections for men and for women around exercise and fitness. The site is very easy to navigate and extremely thorough in its presentation of the various topics.
HealthierUS
HealthierUS
This site created by the US Government focuses on ways to reduce obesity, diabetes and unhealthy lifestyle choices. There are 4 main areas to the site including Physical Fitness, Nutrition, Prevention and Healthy Choices. Each area offers links to a wide variety of articles and tips designed to help Americans make healthier lifestyle choices. The information is easy to access and the site also offers a keyword search function to search all sections at once.
The President's Council on Physical Fitness and Sports
The President's Council on Physical Fitness and Sports
This site offers information about the President's Council and it's work, and also provides a number of publications and links to other government agencies and health/fitness organizations. The Council offers "challenges" to different age groups in terms of an exercise routine and healthy lifestyle.
Exercises for Seniors
Exercises for Seniors
This site offers a collection of the latest news, articles/fact sheets and additional resources for seniors who want to exercise and make healthy lifestyle choices. The website also offers information on exercise and specific conditions, such as for those with Alzheimer's or Osteoporosis.
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