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Staying Healthy Doesn’t Have to Break the Bank 08/20/2014  /  PATRICIO R AYCINENA MD Tough economic times are causing many people to tighten the belt on personal finances. But trimming fat from the budget, such as cancelling gym memberships, doesn’t have to lead to an expanding waistline. Experts at Dana-Farber Cancer Institute offer the following free and low-cost strategies to help maintain good health as well as possibly reduce various cancer risks. Get walking Staying fit and healthy can be as simple as lacing up a pair of sneakers and going for a walk. Moderate to intensive aerobic exercise, according to studies, also can reduce the risk of recurrence of several cancers, including colon and breast. “You don’t have to be a marathon runner, but the more you exercise, typically the greater the beneficial effect,” says Jeffrey Meyerhardt, MD, MPH, a Dana-Farber gastrointestinal cancer specialist. A study by Meyerhardt found that colon cancer survivors who...

Shawn Hunter Executive Producer and Author of OutThink Follow You Will Improve Faster By Teaching Others Apr 10, 2015 Comments Share on LinkedIn Share on Facebook Share on Google Plus Share on Twitter “Teaching is the highest form of understanding.” – Aristotle Our son Charlie is two years older than Will, and sometimes comes and helps out at our U11 soccer practice. His 11-year-old brother Will finds his brother’s presence annoying at our practice, but the other kids on the team really like it.  Charlie uses his bigger size, speed, and ball-handling skills in a helpful and instructive way. He never tries to score a goal or hog the ball, but instead uses his experience and skill to distribute the ball around the field to the younger players. But here’s the thing: I’ve been thinking this isn’t just a charitable exercise for Charlie. I think he may get just as much - or more - out of this mentoring opportunity as the younger ...