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Daily chores and other light physical activity lower risk of stroke: Study

By Cassidy Morrison
Published June 9, 2022 9:21pm ET
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Daily chores and other light physical activity lower risk of stroke: Study
People who engage in light- to moderate-intensity exercise every day have a lower risk of experiencing a stroke than people who lead mostly sedentary lifestyles, a recent study found. Roughly 7,600 people with an average age of about 63 were outfitted with accelerometers, sensitive motion detectors that precisely record physical activity, for a recent study […]


People who engage in light- to moderate-intensity exercise every day have a lower risk of experiencing a stroke than people who lead mostly sedentary lifestyles, a recent study found.

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