'Reliable evidence': exercise halves early death risk of middle-aged women
Australian researchers found that middle-aged women who exercised regularly halved their risk of premature death. But most women aren't meeting physical activity guidelines.
'Reliable evidence': exercise halves early death risk of middle-aged women
Australian researchers found that middle-aged women who exercised regularly halved their risk of premature death. But most women aren't meeting physical activity guidelines.
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