Daily steps below the recommended 10,000 were still associated with lower risk for major heart-related events, even among people with hypertension, researchers reported.In addition, 30 minutes of walking with a faster cadence was associated with lower risk for major adverse cardiovascular events, independent of total step count, according to data published in the European Journal of Preventive
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Daily steps below the recommended 10,000 were still associated with lower risk for major heart-related events, even among people with hypertension, researchers reported.In addition, 30…
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