To reduce colorectal cancer risk, being active in both the early morning and evening might provide greater benefits than overall activity, a new study indicates.

Study participants who were continuously physically active during the day also showed a lower risk of developing colorectal cancer.

A new study suggests that being active in the morning and evening could lower the risk of colorectal cancer by 11%.

Exercising in the morning and evening may reduce the risk of bowel cancer by 11%, potentially improving cancer-prevention strategies, a new study has found. Published in BMC Medicine, the research used data from UK Biobank to assess 86,