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Walking can decrease Type 2 diabetes risk among older adults: Research

Walking regularly might help in preventing Type 2 diabetes among 70 and 80-year-olds, according to a recent study.

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Study finds walking may decrease risk of Type 2 diabetes among older adults

According to new research, walking regularly may help prevent Type 2 diabetes among 70 and 80-year-olds.

New yorkUnited statesSan diego state universityUniversity of california san diegoJohn bellettiereKellyr evensonAlexisc gardunoDavidw dunstanBenjamint schumacherMichaelj lamonteGuangxing wangAndreaz lacroixUnited states department of healthAustralian catholic universityHerbert wertheim school of public healthHuman services

Study finds walking may decrease risk of Type 2 diabetes among older adults

According to new research, walking regularly may help prevent Type 2 diabetes among 70 and 80-year-olds.

New yorkUnited statesSan diego state universityUniversity of california san diegoJohn bellettiereKellyr evensonAlexisc gardunoDavidw dunstanBenjamint schumacherMichaelj lamonteGuangxing wangAndreaz lacroixUnited states department of healthAustralian catholic universityHerbert wertheim school of public healthHuman services

Study finds walking may decrease risk of Type 2 diabetes among older adults

According to new research, walking regularly may help prevent Type 2 diabetes among 70 and 80-year-olds.

New yorkUnited statesJohn bellettiereKellyr evensonAlexisc gardunoDavidw dunstanBenjamint schumacherMichaelj lamonteGuangxing wangAndreaz lacroixUnited states department of healthAustralian catholic universityHerbert wertheim school of public healthHuman servicesSan diego state universityAmerican diabetes association

Moderate-to-high TV viewing in midlife linked to later cognitive and brain health decline

Moderate-to-high TV viewing in midlife linked to later cognitive and brain health decline
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