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Active in Middle Age, Healthy in Old Age: New Study

Active in Middle Age, Healthy in Old Age: New Study
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Physical Activity in Middle Age Improves Health Among Women

Adherence to physical activity guidelines during middle age appears to improve health-related quality of life among women.

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Meeting WHO physical activity guidelines increases quality of life in middle-aged women

Meeting WHO physical activity guidelines increases quality of life in middle-aged women
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How Exercise Shapes the Health Journey for Women?

Research reveals a strong connection between consistent exercise in middle-age and improved health-related quality of life.

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Staying Active in Midlife Pays Physical Dividends for Decades

Staying Active in Midlife Pays Physical Dividends for Decades
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