Participants exceeding 69.8 minutes of moderate-to-vigorous activity daily had a hazard ratio—a measure of relative risk—of 0.68 compared with the lowest activity group.Participants exceeding 69.8 minutes of moderate-to-vigorous activity daily had a hazard ratio—a measure of relative risk—of 0.68 compared with the lowest activity group.
At least four weekly hours of moderate to vigorous activity was linked to an estimated 18 fewer liver cancers per 100,000 by age 67 than under four hours.At least four weekly hours of moderate to vigorous activity was linked to an estimated 18 fewer liver cancers per 100,000 by age 67 than under four hours.