Regular exercise, even at a modest intensity, can impact breast cancer risk, says expert.
Middle-aged women who get a few hours of activity each week, including walking or more vigorous exercise, are less likely to be diagnosed with breast cancer than more sedentary women, according to a new study from France.
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