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Force et forme physique

Exercise science, resistance training, VO2max, and physical performance

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Your Genes Determine Grip Strength But Exercise Matters More If You Drew a Bad Hand
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Your Genes Determine Grip Strength But Exercise Matters More If You Drew a Bad Hand

A polygenic score explains ~5% of grip strength variance, but physical activity benefits are greatest for those with low genetic predisposition.

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29 avr. 2026 0
Female Rangers Preserve Muscle Better Than Males During Grueling 61-Day Combat Training
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Female Rangers Preserve Muscle Better Than Males During Grueling 61-Day Combat Training

New Army research finds women maintain lean mass more effectively than men under extreme energy deficit during Ranger training.

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28 avr. 2026 0
Exercising With a Respiratory Infection Quadruples Severe Heat Illness Risk
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Exercising With a Respiratory Infection Quadruples Severe Heat Illness Risk

A prospective study of 807 military recruits finds active respiratory infection dramatically raises the odds of severe exertional heat illness.

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27 avr. 2026 0
Resistance Training Shrinks Visceral Fat and Boosts Fat-Burning Pathways Without Weight Loss
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Resistance Training Shrinks Visceral Fat and Boosts Fat-Burning Pathways Without Weight Loss

10 weeks of resistance exercise reduced visceral fat and improved fasting blood sugar in female rats — without changing body weight.

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27 avr. 2026 0
PEMF Therapy Boosts Muscle Strength 42% and Cuts Depression in Sarcopenic Elders
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PEMF Therapy Boosts Muscle Strength 42% and Cuts Depression in Sarcopenic Elders

12 sessions of pulsed electromagnetic field therapy significantly improved leg strength, mobility, and mood in older adults with sarcopenia.

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22 avr. 2026 0
Muscle Protein UNC45B Declines With Age and Drives Sarcopenia
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Muscle Protein UNC45B Declines With Age and Drives Sarcopenia

A newly identified chaperone protein drops in aging muscle, triggering weakness before atrophy — and impairing sleep and bone density.

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22 avr. 2026 0
How Your Body Manages Oxygen When You Switch From Walking to Running
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How Your Body Manages Oxygen When You Switch From Walking to Running

New research reveals that oxygen uptake during walk-run transitions integrates the distinct energetic signatures of both gaits.

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20 avr. 2026 0
Grouping Runners by Stride Pattern Reveals Hidden Links Between Muscle Function and Performance
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Grouping Runners by Stride Pattern Reveals Hidden Links Between Muscle Function and Performance

Classifying endurance runners by their kinematics dramatically strengthens how muscle-tendon function predicts running economy and race performance.

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20 avr. 2026 0
Heavy Lifting Cuts Fracture Risk 78% — What Bone Experts Want You to Know
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Heavy Lifting Cuts Fracture Risk 78% — What Bone Experts Want You to Know

Dr. Belinda Beck dismantles outdated osteoporosis advice and reveals why heavy resistance training — not walking — rebuilds bone.

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19 avr. 2026 0
Exercise-Immune Gene Signature Predicts Liver Cancer Survival with 74% Accuracy
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Exercise-Immune Gene Signature Predicts Liver Cancer Survival with 74% Accuracy

Machine learning identifies 7 exercise-related immune genes that predict hepatocellular carcinoma outcomes better than traditional markers.

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16 avr. 2026 0
Réseaux de chaperons HSP70/HSP90 : mécanismes moléculaires de la protéostase et de l'adaptation hormétique
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Réseaux de chaperons HSP70/HSP90 : mécanismes moléculaires de la protéostase et de l'adaptation hormétique

Explorez comment les protéines de choc thermique maintiennent la santé cellulaire grâce au repliement des protéines, à la réponse au stress et aux voies de signalisation hormétiques qui favorisent la longévité.

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12 avr. 2026 0
Les protéines de choc thermique : les super-héros de votre corps face au stress
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Les protéines de choc thermique : les super-héros de votre corps face au stress

Découvrez comment vos cellules produisent de puissantes protéines protectrices en réponse au stress, et apprenez des moyens simples d'activer ces défenses naturelles pour améliorer votre santé et votre longévité.

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12 avr. 2026 0
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