Women gain greater heart health benefits from less exercise than men, Harvard study finds
New research reveals women achieve significant heart protection with considerably less exercise than men. Women cut heart disease risk by 30% with 250 minutes of moderate activity weekly, while men need double that. This highlights biological differences and suggests sex-specific fitness guidelines.
New research reveals women achieve significant heart protection with considerably less exercise than men. Women cut heart disease risk by 30% with 250 minutes of moderate activity weekly, while men need double that. This highlights biological differences and suggests sex-specific fitness guidelines.
