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A clinic's 'exercise as medicine' program cut first-year chronic-disease costs for enrolled patients. The clinic projects large long-term savings if the program is scaled citywide. Yet realizing those savings depends on patients exercising for years, and the clinic's own records show that two-thirds of enrollees stopped exercising within eight months.

Which of the following is most strongly supported by the statements above?

  1. Scaling the program citywide would increase chronic-disease costs.
  2. The projected long-term savings may not be achieved, because sustained savings require continued exercise that most enrollees did not maintain.
  3. Exercise has no effect on chronic-disease costs.
  4. Patients who stopped exercising did so because the program was poorly designed.
  5. The clinic should replace the exercise program with medication.

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