Walking and Mortality in Older Men

Walking and Mortality in Older Men

To the Editor: Hakim et al. (Jan. 8 issue) 1 reported an association between regular walking and lower overall long-term mortality in retired nonsmoking men. The observed reduction in mortality was significant for cancer deaths but not for cardiovascular deaths. The lack of benefit in reducing cardi...

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Veröffentlicht in:The New England journal of medicine 1998-05, Vol.338 (22), p.1622-1623
Hauptverfasser: Bueno, Héctor, Vidán, Maite, Batty, David, Hakim, Amy A, Abbott, Robert D
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