More than 6000 individuals (44-84 years old) were followed for 7.6 years. Those who exercised regularly, ate a healthy diet, avoided smoking and maintained a healthy weight had a significantly lower risk of dying over the next decade. These lifestyle factors were also associated with lower coronary calcium and slower progression of coronary calcium resulting improved heart health.
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