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A new study says you need 10 hours of exercise a week. Can that really be possible?

Experts question this study’s design and its recommendations—and point out that you probably get more exercise than you think

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scientificamerican.comStai leggendo5 g fa

A new study says you need 10 hours of exercise a week. Can that really be possible?

Experts question this study’s design and its recommendations—and point out that you probably get more exercise than you think

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independent.co.uk6 g fa

Ten hours of exercise a week? Here’s how to boost health in less than two

New research implies some people need more far more than guidelines suggest for optimal heart health. But who has the time? Harry Bullmore talks to fitness experts about the best short-burst workouts for improving…

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  1. mercoledì 20 maggio 2026·independent.co.uk

    Ten hours of exercise a week? Here’s how to boost health in less than two

    New research implies some people need more far more than guidelines suggest for optimal heart health. But who has the time? Harry Bullmore talks to fitness experts about the best…

  2. giovedì 21 maggio 2026·scientificamerican.com

    A new study says you need 10 hours of exercise a week. Can that really be possible?

    Experts question this study’s design and its recommendations—and point out that you probably get more exercise than you think