NHS England is launching a “marathon a month” walking challenge, rewarding adults with discounts for a daily 30-minute walk. This initiative, part of a 10-year health plan, aims to combat physical inactivity, linked to one in six deaths. While experts welcome the move, they stress it must be paired with broader prevention policies. Funding for rewards will eventually rely on corporate and philanthropic support. NHS England is launching a “marathon a month” walking challenge, rewarding adults with discounts for a daily 30-minute walk. This initiative, part of a 10-year health plan, aims to combat physical inactivity, linked to one in six deaths. While experts welcome the move, they stress it must be paired with broader prevention policies. Funding for rewards will eventually rely on corporate and philanthropic support.
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