A CAMPAIGN that urges people to get moving and improve their health, has receiving backing from the health board.
The Let’s Get Moving North Wales collaborative aims to support people to move more.
Being more active can help reduce the risk of conditions such as coronary heart disease and certain cancers.
It can also support people to maintain a healthy weight, increase mental well-being, reduce the risks of falls and reduce conditions that affect the muscles and bones.
Gary Doherty, chief executive at Betsi Cadwaladr University Health Board (BCUHB), said: “Supporting people to make the right choices so they can have a long, healthy life is a big part of our long-term strategy, Living Healthier, Staying Well.
"Let’s Get Moving aims to support our communities to do this do this by encouraging people to keep active."
BCUHB has joined more than 30 other organisations committed to supporting staff and patients. Visit www.publichealthwales.wales.nhs.uk
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