Kids Who Exercise Are Less Likely to Have Fractures in Old Age - TIME

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Kids Who Exercise Are Less Likely to Have Fractures in Old Age
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It turns out that strengthening bone to avoid fractures starts at a very young age. Physical activity, such as the exercise children get in school gym classes, is important for fighting obesity, but the latest research suggests it may help to keep bones strong as well.
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