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A new study says that walking an average of 7,000 steps a day might be enough to reduce the risk of early death. Photo: Daniel Reche / Pixabay
A new study says that walking an average of 7,000 steps a day might be enough to reduce the risk of early death. Photo: Daniel Reche / Pixabay
Do we really need to walk 10,000 steps a day?
Researchers claim an average of 7,000 may be enough, but doctors and fitness experts say the more you walk, the better
Emma Pearson
07 April, 2022