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Australian study finds daily exercise, equivalent to three hours of walking, can extend lifespan and cut early death risk by 73%.
Australian researchers found that daily physical activity, equivalent to three hours of walking, can significantly extend lifespan and reduce the risk of early death by 73%.
The study with 35,000 participants wearing activity trackers suggests that even small increases in daily movement can have a major health impact.
Experts recommend 150 minutes of moderate or 75 minutes of intense weekly exercise plus twice-weekly strength training for overall health.
They also advise simple actions like taking stairs, brisk walking, and cycling weekly to reduce premature death risks.
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El estudio australiano encuentra que el ejercicio diario, equivalente a tres horas de caminata, puede prolongar la vida útil y reducir el riesgo de muerte temprana en un 73%.