NHS to reward people who walk 30 minutes a day

The National Health Service is launching a new fitness incentive scheme early next year. Called the 'marathon a month' program, it rewards people who walk thirty minutes daily. Developed with Olympic medallist Sir Brendan Foster, the initiative transforms a full marathon's distance into achievable monthly goals, according to BBC News. It's aimed at tackling widespread sedentary lifestyles across the UK.

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