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People from low socioeconomic status areas who also had low levels of physical activity had worse health outcomes than those with low levels of physical activity from more affluent areas, according to researchers. Susan Paudel, PhD, MPH, a postdoctoral research fellow at Deakin University in Australia, and colleagues wrote in the British Journal of Sports Medicine that “socioeconomic

Physical activity levels track inversely with cardiovascular risk reductions, but more so by intensity rather than volume of activity, suggests a UK Biobank analysis.

A study found that people who drank red wine appeared to be less likely to catch COVID than people who drank other types of alcohol or non-drinkers.