I was poring through the spring-sale stock at Threadless and came across a tee that's part LOL, part bummer. See what you think...

(Source: University of Missouri-Columbia) For years, scientists have been proclaiming the benefits of exercise. Studies showing that regular exercise benefits human health have exploded in number, examining many health problems ranging from cancer and diabetes to arthritis and pre-mature death. Now, a University of Missouri researcher has found direct evidence to support the claim of the Centers for Disease Control that a reduction in daily physical activity is an actual cause of many of the risk factors for chronic diseases, including diabetes and cardiovascular disease. The research team also found that it only takes about two weeks of reduced activity for individuals to start noticing the effects. The study is being published in the Journal of the American Medical Association (JAMA) this week.

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Back in February, eonline columnist Ted Casablanca posted one of his infamous Blind Vices—if you’re not a gossip junkie, that’s a story so scandalicious that it has to be posted without using names or identifying clues—hinting that a certain prime time star was suffering from an eating disorder. In an unusual move, he revealed her identity today.