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flag A Newcastle study found 10 minutes of intense exercise may slow bowel cancer growth by triggering beneficial blood changes.

flag A Newcastle University study found that 10 minutes of intense exercise may slow bowel cancer growth by triggering beneficial molecular changes in the blood, including increased levels of 13 proteins linked to DNA repair, metabolism, and reduced inflammation. flag Blood serum from participants after cycling altered the activity of over 1,300 genes involved in cancer cell behavior. flag While early-stage, the findings support that even brief, regular physical activity could reduce bowel cancer risk by about 20%, reinforcing recommendations for at least 150 minutes of weekly exercise and healthy lifestyle habits.

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