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Would you say that you are physically more active, less active, or about equally active as other people your age? Your answer might be linked to your risk of premature death decades from now - no ...

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American adults who believed that they were less active than their peers died younger than those who believed they were more active -- even if their actual activity levels were similar, research shows ...

Would you say that you are physically more active, less active, or about equally active as other people your age? Your answer might be linked to your risk of premature death decades from now - no ...