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Movement at any age linked to longer lifespan, study says

Summary by Village-life.ca
Think it's too late to get moving? A new study says otherwise. Researchers have found that starting physical activity at any point in adulthood can significantly reduce your risk of dying early.
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Movement at any age linked to longer lifespan, study says

Think it's too late to get moving? A new study says otherwise. Researchers have found that starting physical activity at any point in adulthood can significantly reduce your risk of dying early.

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