A study from Northeastern University in Boston says that dancing twenty minutes a day can help you reach your health targets.

“Japan has gradually cranked up the expectations on housing,” Daniel Aldrich, professor of political science and public policy at Northeastern University, told BI.

“The process of discontinuing the penny in the U.S. is a little unclear. It would likely require an act of Congress, but the Secretary of the Treasury might be able to simply stop the minting of new pennies,” Robert Triest, an economics professor at Northeastern University, told the Northeastern Global News.

The goal, Aston McCullough from Northeastern University said, was to find easier ways to keep active. “Dance is a really accessible form of physical activity that people can do, even in their homes,” he said, speaking at the American Association for the Advancement of Science annual meeting in Boston.

Scientists from Northeastern University, in Boston, Massachusetts, recruited 48 participants aged 18 to 83 years old with a range of rhythmic experience and asked them to take part in five-minute bouts of dancing, Oxygen intake and heart rate were measured to determine intensity of the exercise 

Sam Scarpino, director of AI and life sciences and professor of health sciences at Northeastern University in Boston, also expressed to Fox News Digital the severity of this new case.

“It will be important to have rules in place regarding how cash transactions that are not divisible by 5 cents should be handled, most likely by rounding to the nearest 5 cents, and also regarding how existing stocks of pennies can be used and exchanged,” said Robert K. Triest, economics professor at Northeastern University.

The election left a lot of women feeling “like they’re under attack,” according to Suzanna Danuta Walters, director of Northeastern’s Women’s, Gender, and Sexuality Studies program.