A brisk 20 minute walk a day slashes the risk of developing heart failure in middle age by nearly a third, new research claims.
Getting off the sofa and going for a walk or a bike ride for the recommended two-and-a-half hours a week can reduce the risk of the chronic illness in just six years.
But failing to do any exercise or stopping after leading a previously active life can increase the chance of getting the devastating condition.
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