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The Sunday Morning Post: Why Exercise Is a Miracle Drug
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Euan Ashley has claimed that exercise is the “single most potent medical invention” ever—more broadly effective than any medicine discovered in the natural world or devised in a laboratory. In 2025, this is the sort of rah-rah sentiment about working out that one might associate with a Make America Healthy Again ambassador rather than, say, the chair of medicine at Stanford University. So, what makes Ashley’s claim significant is that he is the chair of medicine at Stanford University.
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