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HKUMed Studies Effects of Exercise on Genetic Heart Disease Risk

HKUMed Studies Effects of Exercise on Genetic Heart Disease Risk
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Investigating the impact of replacing sedentary time with physical activity on genetic risk of coronary heart disease

Investigating the impact of replacing sedentary time with physical activity on genetic risk of coronary heart disease
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Healthy lifestyle linked to 25% lower coronary heart disease risk

Healthy lifestyle linked to 25% lower coronary heart disease risk
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Watching too much TV can lead to heart disease

Watching television for an extended period can lead you to harmful disease.

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Watching less TV can lower the risk of heart disease, study finds

According to a new study, almost 11 per cent cases of coronary heart disease could be prevented if people reduced the duration of watching television to less than an hour a day.

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