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Studies of the effects of brisk, vigorous walking in adults over 40 have found:
A) significantly lower risk of heart attack in comparison with sedentary controls.
B) significant benefit even among those who had been relatively inactive all their lives.
C) improved function in executive mental activities controlled by the frontal lobes.
D) all the above
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Development in Adulthood

Development in Adulthood


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Thank you so very much
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Happy to serve!
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