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Gallstone risk reduced by exercise
People who exercise more are significantly less likely to develop gallstones, according to UK investigators. A prospective cohort study followed 25,639 volunteers over 14 years for symptomatic gallstones, dividing them into four different levels of activity. Comparing the highest level of physical activity against the lowest three levels, an increase of just one activity level corresponded to a 17 ...
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