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Exercise May Be a Disease-Modifying Strategy in Chronic Pancreatitis

MedXY Editorial Team•Jun 1, 2026•Gastroenterology
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Regular physical activity was associated with a lower risk of chronic pancreatitis in the UK Biobank, and this association persisted across alcohol intake strata and disease subtypes.

In an independent clinical cohort, physically active patients with chronic pancreatitis had milder clinical manifestations, supporting the observational signal from the population analysis.

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