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Friday, September 25

Exercise Study Offers Alternative to 10,000 Daily Steps

The report focuses on people who cannot reach the familiar daily walking target.

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An exercise study examines what to do when reaching 10,000 steps a day is difficult. Its message is simple: missing that daily total does not end the conversation about exercise. The report points readers toward an alternative.

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