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Biddle and Murtie (2001) concluded from their research review on the effects of exercise on disease prevention that
a.   a sedentary lifestyle increases the risk of hypertension but not diabetes
b.   exercise makes one immune to disease
c.   the relationship is not well understood
d.   exercise decreases stress and thereby decreases illness
e.   the amount of exercise is directly related to the amount of disease prevention
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