Reduce your risk of cancer with exercise
Regular exercise does more than strengthen your heart—it may also help lower your risk for several types of cancer, especially when you stay active most days of the week.
Regular exercise does more than strengthen your heart—it may also help lower your risk for several types of cancer, especially when you stay active most days of the week.
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Want to stay sexually active as you age? Regular exercise, a healthy diet, and routine checkups can help protect your sex drive by lowering the risk of conditions like heart disease, diabetes, and high blood pressure.
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