NEW YORK (Reuters Health) - People who strap on a pedometer and strive to walk more each day can probably expect to lose a modest amount of weight, a research analysis suggests. Sign up here.

With all the various types of exercise equipment you could buy, is the inexpensive pedometer really likely to affect your activity level and health? Subscribe to read this story ad-free Get unlimited ...

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Experts have found that people who use pedometers to count their steps as part of a 12-week walking programme, can have a healthier, more active lifestyle three to four years later. Experts have found ...