Movement is one of the most accessible ways to support heart health. These articles look at what the research says about daily steps, why long periods of sitting carry risk even for people who exercise, and practical ways to add activity to your day.

The “10,000 steps a day” target is one of the most widely repeated pieces of health advice and one of the least scientifically grounded in its origin.

A growing body of research points to an uncomfortable finding for anyone with a desk job: regular exercise doesn’t fully cancel out the cardiovascular risks of sitting for most of the day

A short walk after a meal may seem like a small habit, but it can be a surprisingly useful addition to a heart-healthy and blood-sugar-friendly lifestyle.