Abstract

Physical activity can have a transformational positive impact on both individual and public health outcomes. It can be used to positively and proactively manage many common chronic conditions, as well as reducing the risk of developing them. However, in the UK, over one-in-four adults is physically inactive, and one-in-three children do less than half the physical activity recommended for their age. This article looks at the benefits of physical activity, UK government recommendations for physical activity in different age groups, and how to support patients in primary care to become more active.

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