Walking 7,000 Steps Daily Linked to Significant Reduction in Depression Risk
- A study published in the journal JAMA Network Open found that a higher daily step count is associated with fewer depressive symptoms.
- Each additional 1,000 steps a person takes per day is associated with a 9% lower risk of developing depression.
- Participants who maintained 7,000 or more steps per day had a 31% lower risk of depression compared to those taking fewer steps.
- The researchers suggest that even modest increases in daily steps could help prevent depression.
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