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For many, fasting during Ramadan results in disengagement from physical activities. Yet, as the CHLS' Dr. Lina Majed observes, staying active during the Holy Month leads to better coping with fasting, better hydration status, while maintaining physical fitness and mental well-being. Read the full article here.
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