Visitors will be guided through a 20- to 30-minute walking tour at seven interactive scenes to hear the true story of Christmas. This year, all the scenes will be indoors. At each scene ...

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Walking for 30 minutes five times a week can help ward off back pain, according to a new study. The research found that people with lower back pain who took regular strolls remained pain-free for ...

In Denmark, Nordhavn is one such city - and all within a five minute stroll. A neighbourhood of Copenhagen, Nordhavn, is pedestrian and environmentally friendly where within a short walk people ...

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Vietnamese video producer and content creator Nguyen Sieu has been selected by Forbes Magazine to feature in the list of the "Top 30 Under 30 North America" 2025. This comes after Forbes magazine ...

A recent study found that a 30-minute walk can significantly improve your memory. Regular aerobic exercise, like walking, increases blood flow to the brain, enhancing neuroplasticity and ...

It's all about consistency, so you can start small and gradually build these habits into your daily routine. Here are seven ways to improve your memory: A recent study found that a 30-minute walk can ...

A recent study by University College London suggests that a brisk 30-minute walk could enhance an individual's memory for up to 24 hours. The research, which involved 76 participants aged between ...

A simple 30-minute walk could be enough to boost someone’s memory for up to 24 hours, according to new research by University College London. The study, conducted on 76 people between the ages ...

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