In a warming world, playground slides grow too hot for children, a jog becomes punishing for adults trying to get fit and an evening stroll feels unbearable for older adults. Climate change is ...

From a biological perspective, being inactive is more than the opposite of being active. Being sedentary results in unique ...

The health implications of physical inactivity are truly a global issue with physical inactivity responsible for up to 8% of non-communicable diseases and deaths across the world, finds research ...

Warming temperatures from climate change will likely lead to high levels of physical inactivity in the future, which could have significant public health implications. Heat leads to dehydration, ...

Physical inactivity increases the risk for diabetes, other chronic diseases, and premature death and should be screened for and managed, new research suggested. “There is nearly irrefutable evidence ...

Rising temperatures caused by climate change could lead to 470,000 to 700,000 deaths worldwide and $3.68 billion in productivity losses each year by 2050, a new study published in the journal The ...

Equal access to sport and exercise could help tackle an estimated £20bn shortfall in the public finances, according to Sport England. Before next week's Budget, the funding agency says new research ...