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Just 17 minutes a day of weight-training lowers risk of death from heart disease and dementia
A study finds that 17 minutes of daily weight-training reduces the risk of death from heart disease and dementia. The research highlights the benefits of short, regular strength exercises for cardiovascular and cognitive health.
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