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People with strong muscles in their chest and back are less likely to have heart attacks, according to analysis of heart scans using artificial intelligence which was part-funded by the British Heart ...

New research suggests that having stronger back and chest muscles may lower your risk of heart attacks. The study, published in the journal Radiology, used artificial intelligence to analyse scan ...

A strong upper body may do more than improve posture or make daily tasks easier. New research published in Radiology suggests that people with denser chest and back muscles were less likely to suffer ...

Forget the old myths about gentle cardio being enough. Discover the high-impact, joint-friendly strength exercises backed by sports science that help women over 50 build solid muscle, boost bone ...