Healthy living can reduce genetic risks, extend lifespan

CTV News Atlantic May 14, 2024, 09:00 PM UTC

Summary: A study published in the BMJ journal reveals a healthy lifestyle can extend lifespan by up to 5.5 years for those with genetic risks. It also reduces the risk of early death by 62%. The study, based on data from over 350,000 individuals, emphasizes the importance of factors like no smoking, regular exercise, sufficient sleep, and a balanced diet in improving overall health and longevity.

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