Short Bursts of Activity May Reduce Cancer Risk, Study Shows

New research has found that increasing the intensity of everyday activities—like taking the stairs instead of the elevator—may reduce your risk of cancer. The time spent moving isn't the driving factor, it's how high your heart rate gets throughout the movement you're doing.

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