Jogging Yields HDL Gains but Requires Time and Miles
Two new studies in JAMA show jogging improves HDL and lowers LDL after prolonged effort, with benefits appearing after nine months of at least 10 miles weekly. The Rhode Island analysis finds a small but notable rise in sudden deaths among joggers, mainly from heart attacks, urging cautious interpretation.
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