Lean and Fit: Runners who bare their soles

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The Washington PostTuesday, June 26, 2012
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Runners who bare their soles

Runners who bare their soles

Barefoot running allows some with leg injuries to resume running careers.

Potomac is off-limits to D.C. swimmers

Potomac is off-limits to D.C. swimmers

Polluted water prohibits swimmers from cooling off in Washington's stretch of the Potomac River.

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Eating disorders affect women over 50

A study published last week shows eating disorders and body-image problems aren't uncommon among that demographic.

Sugar for breakfast? It's what all the cool kids are eating.

Despite all the attention and research devoted to best practices in children's health, some of the top foods companies make and market to children are still the least healthy.

Memories of past meals revive appetite

A granddaughter cultivates her grandfather's appetite by reminding him of meals he enjoyed in the past.

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