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Even short, slow runs have big health benefits

Jogging just three kilometres a few times a week at a leisurely pace can help you live longer and reduce your risk of disease, say researchers.

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Time for a quick jog? Why even short runs have major health benefits

Jogging a couple of kilometres a week can help you live longer and reduce your risk of disease.

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Short runs still have major health benefits, research says - Canadian Running Magazine

You may not need to run for very long to reap rewards

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Short runs reap long-term benefits: NYT Report

Brief bouts of running have physiological and mental health benefits, debunking the myth of strenuous exercise.

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Short Distance Runs Have Major Health Benefits - The New York Times

Jogging a mile or two a few times a week can help you live longer and reduce your risk of disease.

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