Med Sci Sports Exerc May 2009 PMID 19346988

Sitting time and mortality from all causes, cardiovascular disease, and cancer.

Peter T Katzmarzyk, Timothy S Church, Cora L Craig, Claude Bouchard

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The discussions highlight strong support for the findings, with posters referencing specific statistics like '89% sitting reduction' and debating the implications of sitting time on health. The tone is analytical yet personal, emphasizing both scientific credibility and real-life relevance, which collectively reflect high agreement, interest, engagement, and impact.

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Higher sitting time is associated with increased risk of death from all causes and cardiovascular disease, independent of physical activity levels.
The study found a clear dose-response relationship: the more time people spent sitting, the higher their risk of mortality, especially from cardiovascular disease.
Reducing prolonged sitting, along with promoting physical activity and healthy weight, should be part of health recommendations to lower mortality risk.]

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