Unlocking Heart Health: Exercise's Role in Preventing Age-Related DNA Damage

New Insights from Animal Study on How Physical Activity Protects Against Cardiovascular Aging

Apr 07, 2024

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Topline:

A groundbreaking study by the University of Utah reveals that increased exercise can significantly reduce DNA damage, including in crucial areas like telomeres. Shedd light on exercise's protective effects against age-related cardiovascular issues for patients and healthcare providers.

Study Details:

Researchers at the University of Utah's Depar…

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