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Exercise may reduce risk of death in patients with heart failure, study finds

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  1. dailythepatriot.comseen 8 Aug, 20:58article removed

    last seen headlineExercise may reduce risk of death in patients with heart failure, study finds

  2. nypost.comseen 15 Sept, 03:19headline rewritten

    Doing 3 minutes of key exercise beats 90 mins of cardio: studyDoing 3 minutes of a key exercise beats 90 minutes of cardio: study

  3. theepochtimes.comseen 20 Sept, 03:07headline rewritten

    How to Reverse Heart Disease in One Year–for FreeHow to Reverse Heart Disease in 1 Year–for Free

  4. Index.hr (Croatia)seen 6 Oct, 21:42headline rewritten

    Što se događa s "lošim" kolesterolom kada vježbateŽelite bolji nalaz kolesterola? Ova navika može napraviti veliku razliku

  5. nbcnewyork.comseen 11 Oct, 05:30headline rewritten

    Cardiologist reveals ‘best’ habit to reduce stress in 10 minutesThe 10-minute ‘best anti-stress’ habit a cardiologist does daily to calm her mind and body

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What it is about

American Heart AssociationJournal Of The American Heart AssociationAmericanNorwegianJohn MitchellAustralian AssociatedAustralianUnited KingdomUniversity College, New South Wales, AustraliaUniversity College LondonGynekologicko-porodnické kliniky pražské Všeobecné fakultní nemocniceRaj GanpathSudhir KumarRaju SrivastavaHyderabad, Andhra Pradesh, IndiaBernard LiewUniversity Of EssexBritishEssex, Essex, United KingdomDenmark

Who published it, and when

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dailythepatriot.com1 original report
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northerndailyleader.com.au1 original report
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dailyliberal.com.au1 copy echoing northerndailyleader.com.au
canberratimes.com.au1 copy echoing northerndailyleader.com.au
lbc.co.uk1 original report
RMF24 (Poland)1 original report
ČT24 (Czechia)1 original report
ABC (Spain)1 original report
hindustantimes.com1 original report1 original report
the-independent.com1 original report
El Pais English1 original report
Vecernji list (Croatia)1 original report1 original report
Telegram.hr (Croatia)1 original report1 original report1 original report1 original report
Google News - Top Stories1 original report1 original report
N1 Info (Croatia)1 original report
Anadolu Agency (AA)1 original report
6 Aug, 14:03over 3 months25 Oct, 05:12

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How it spread - 47 original reports, 5 reprints

  1. Thu, 6 August 2026

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    • ČT24 (Czechia)14:02

      Cvičení pomáhá s rychlejším návratem kondice po operaci pacientek s rakovinou vaječníků v pokročilém stadiu. Prokázali to lékaři z Gynekologicko-porodnické kliniky pražské Všeobecné fakultní nemocnice, kteří zjistili, že pomáhá začít cvičit dokonce už před výkonem. Takzvaná pre-habilitace ženám zároveň umožnila začít až o týdny dříve následnou chemoterapii.

  6. Fri, 21 August 2026

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    • ABC (Spain)03:00

      Hacer deporte nos mantiene activos, con más energía y con mejor ánimo . Cuando nos movemos, el cuerpo funciona mejor, los músculos se fortalecen y el corazón trabaja de forma más eficiente. Esto no solo mejora la salud física, sino que también ayuda a sentirnos más positivos y con más ganas de hacer cosas cada día.Además, el deporte suele tener un componente social muy importante. Muchas actividades se hacen en grupo o en equipo, lo que favorece las relaciones con otras personas. Compartir...

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    • Times of India03:28

      Emerging research highlights the profound impact of brief high-intensity workouts on blood chemistry, with nearly 25% of blood proteins undergoing transformation after just three minutes of sprinting. Comparatively, a prolonged session of moderate cycling for ninety minutes triggers only slight changes. This evidence suggests that while both short and long exercise sessions contribute uniquely to fitness and health, the effects of intense exercises promote rapid bodily upgrades.

    • theepochtimes.com16:00edited after publishing

      previouslyHow to Reverse Heart Disease in One Year–for Free

      One of the most crucial things you can do for your heart is surprisingly stationary

  14. Mon, 14 September 2026

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    • Times of India07:15

      Emerging research uncovers the significant influence of walking pace on overall health. Even a modest number of steps can confer benefits when performed at a brisk tempo, prompting a reevaluation of the traditional 10,000-step benchmark. Incorporating quicker walks into daily life can lead to noticeable health gains. By simply moving more and raising intensity levels, individuals can experience considerable advantages for their health.

    • kvnf.org20:34

      When it comes to longevity, lots of research has shown how much you move matters. But a new study finds your pace may also be key -- even if you fall far short of daily step goals.

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    • naturalnews.com02:30

      An analysis drawn from the Framingham Heart Study has found that cardiovascular health measured cumulatively across decades, rather than at a single point in time, was associated with substantially lower risks of heart disease, stroke and death, according to researchers. The study tracked 3,231 participants across multiple exam cycles for roughly 25 years and then […]

    • newscientist.com05:00

      Exercise is often framed as a way to get fit, but what if its biggest benefits are happening in your brain? In this episode of Change Your Mind, Health Journalists Cat de Lange and Helen Thomson explore why movement matters for our mood and long-term brain health, and why making exercise part of everyday life can feel like such a challenge. Joining them is Brendon Stubbs, a leading researcher in physical activity and mental health. Together, they look at what science is beginning to reveal...

    • hindustantimes.com10:54

      Don't take your heart health lightly. Learn how to take care of your heart in 20s and 30s as heart disease risk surges in young people.  | Health

  25. Fri, 2 October 2026

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    • healio.com00:00

      More than half of adults with early-onset type 2 diabetes and obesity achieved diabetes remission at 24 weeks with a low-energy diet and supervised physical activity, according to findings from the RESET for Remission trial. In a randomized, open-label efficacy trial, adults with type 2 diabetes who participated in a lifestyle intervention were more likely to achieve diabetes remission with an

  28. Thu, 8 October 2026

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    • Slobodna Dalmacija (Croatia)05:31

      Istraživači sa Sveučilišta Fujita Health u Japanu proučavali su kako lagana tjelesna aktivnost utječe na pokretljivost probavnog sustava. U istraživanju je sudjelovala 21 zdrava odrasla osoba, a znanstvenici su pratili zvukove njihovih crijeva, koji se mogu koristiti kao neizravan pokazatelj njihove...

    • Google News - Top Stories13:32

      More physical activity may mean slower Parkinson’s disease progression The Washington Post Exercise Tied to Long-Term Cognitive and Motor Benefits in Parkinson's Medscape Exercise Can Slow Parkinson's Progression, Study Says U.S. News & World Report Exercise can boost balance and quality of life for people living with Parkinson’s KRCG UC study correlates increased physical activity with slower Parkinson’s progression University of Cincinnati

  29. Fri, 9 October 2026

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  31. Fri, 16 October 2026

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    • naturalnews.com16:00

      A new study suggests that workout timing may influence heart and metabolic health, with morning exercise linked to better outcomes across key risk factors, according to a report by mindbodygreen [1]. The report stated that the strongest link appeared between 7:00 and 8:00 a.m., which was associated with the lowest rate of coronary artery disease. […]

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