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Strong Support

People who exercise a lot—like marathon runners or ultra-endurance athletes—tend to live longer than those who barely exercise, even though they don’t necessarily have fewer heart attacks.

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People who exercise a lot — more than 3000 MET-minutes a week — lived longer than those who exercised little, even though they didn’t have fewer heart attacks. This matches exactly what the claim says.

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No contradicting evidence found

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