High amount of sedentary behavior - sitting, basically - is associated with 2x the risk of diabetes and 2.5x risk of cardiovascular events, compared to low time spent sedentary. https://t.co/OXyWqTTc6M
Sedentary time in adults and the association with diabetes, cardiovascular disease and death: systematic review and meta-analysis.
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Discussions predominantly support the article’s findings, with posts citing specific data such as a 112% increased risk of diabetes and a 147% increased risk of cardiovascular events, emphasizing the health dangers of sedentary lifestyles. The tone varies from factual sharing to alarmist warnings like 'Excess Sitting Can Kill You,' indicating a high level of concern and potential influence on public health perceptions.
Most posts emphasize the risks of sedentary behavior, highlighting increases in risks for diabetes and cardiovascular disease, showing strong consensus.
The discussions are highly focused on serious health issues, indicating a strong interest in understanding the health impacts.
Some discussions delve into explaining the research findings and implications, though a few posts primarily share statistics without deeper analysis.
Posts suggest that the research reinforces and raises awareness about sitting as a significant health risk, which could influence attitudes and behaviors.
Abstract in brief
- Sedentary behavior is common in modern society and is associated with increased risks of diabetes, cardiovascular disease, and mortality according to a systematic review and meta-analysis.
- The study analyzed data from 18 research studies involving nearly 800,000 participants and found that higher sedentary time significantly raises the risk of developing diabetes (about 12%), cardiovascular events (about 15%), and increases the chances of death from all causes and specifically from cardiovascular issues.
- The strongest and most consistent link was between sedentary behavior and diabetes, with evidence suggesting that reducing sedentary time could help lower the risk of these health problems.]
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Most liked on X and BlueskyIn a meta-analysis of 18 studies, the highest levels of sedentary behavior were associated with 112% ⬆️ risk of diabetes 147% ⬆️ risk of cardiovascular disease 90% ⬆️ risk of cardiovascular mortality 47% ⬆️ risk of all-cause mortality https://t.co/zZnNxh55dF
7. Increased cardiovascular disease risk Excessive sitting also correlated with increased cardiovascular disease risk https://t.co/zYa4B6uDvT
Sedentary time vs diabetes, cardiovascular disease, death (18-study 794,577-adult systematic review & meta-analysis) — Greatest sedentary time vs lowest: +112% diabetes +147% cardiovascular events +90% cardiovascular mortality +49% all-cause mortality https://t.co/kcDlt2cveU
7. Increased cardiovascular disease risk Excessive sitting also correlated with increased cardiovascular disease risk https://t.co/zYa4B6uDvT
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「長時間座る人は糖尿病・心血管疾患・死亡リスクが高い」 (メタ分析, Diabetologia 2012)
RT @Mangan150: High amount of sedentary behavior - sitting, basically - is associated with 2x the risk of diabetes and 2.5x risk of cardiov…
RT @Mangan150: High amount of sedentary behavior - sitting, basically - is associated with 2x the risk of diabetes and 2.5x risk of cardiov…
RT @Mangan150: High amount of sedentary behavior - sitting, basically - is associated with 2x the risk of diabetes and 2.5x risk of cardiov…
RT @Mangan150: High amount of sedentary behavior - sitting, basically - is associated with 2x the risk of diabetes and 2.5x risk of cardiov…
RT @Mangan150: High amount of sedentary behavior - sitting, basically - is associated with 2x the risk of diabetes and 2.5x risk of cardiov…
RT @Mangan150: High amount of sedentary behavior - sitting, basically - is associated with 2x the risk of diabetes and 2.5x risk of cardiov…
RT @Mangan150: High amount of sedentary behavior - sitting, basically - is associated with 2x the risk of diabetes and 2.5x risk of cardiov…
High amount of sedentary behavior - sitting, basically - is associated with 2x the risk of diabetes and 2.5x risk of cardiovascular events, compared to low time spent sedentary. https://t.co/OXyWqTTc6M
https://t.co/4RgrR70qIu https://t.co/o1sC2FKcyh
@JariParantainen John P. Buckley 2015: The sedentary office: an expert statement... E. G. Wilmot 2012: Sedentary time in adults and the association with diabetes, cardiovascular disease and death... David W. Dunstan 2011: Prolonged sitting: is it a distinct coronary heart disease...
7. Increased cardiovascular disease risk Excessive sitting also correlated with increased cardiovascular disease risk https://t.co/zYa4B6uDvT
7. Increased cardiovascular disease risk Excessive sitting also correlated with increased cardiovascular disease risk https://t.co/zYa4B6uDvT
Excess Sitting Can Kill You !! Fix It Before Its Too Late #sitting #health #sedentarytime #sedentarylifestyle #healthrisk #chair #sittingrisks #health #fitness #pehlehealth https://t.co/QqSxjaDHBb
RT @alephh: Sedentary time vs diabetes, cardiovascular disease, death (18-study 794,577-adult systematic review & meta-analysis) — Greatest…
Sedentary time vs diabetes, cardiovascular disease, death (18-study 794,577-adult systematic review & meta-analysis) — Greatest sedentary time vs lowest: +112% diabetes +147% cardiovascular events +90% cardiovascular mortality +49% all-cause mortality https://t.co/kcDlt2cveU
RT @humanOS_me: In a meta-analysis of 18 studies, the highest levels of sedentary behavior were associated with 112% ⬆️ risk of diabetes 1…
RT @humanOS_me: In a meta-analysis of 18 studies, the highest levels of sedentary behavior were associated with 112% ⬆️ risk of diabetes 1…
RT @humanOS_me: In a meta-analysis of 18 studies, the highest levels of sedentary behavior were associated with 112% ⬆️ risk of diabetes 1…
RT @humanOS_me: In a meta-analysis of 18 studies, the highest levels of sedentary behavior were associated with 112% ⬆️ risk of diabetes 1…
RT @humanOS_me: In a meta-analysis of 18 studies, the highest levels of sedentary behavior were associated with 112% ⬆️ risk of diabetes 1…
RT @humanOS_me: In a meta-analysis of 18 studies, the highest levels of sedentary behavior were associated with 112% ⬆️ risk of diabetes 1…
RT @humanOS_me: In a meta-analysis of 18 studies, the highest levels of sedentary behavior were associated with 112% ⬆️ risk of diabetes 1…
RT @humanOS_me: In a meta-analysis of 18 studies, the highest levels of sedentary behavior were associated with 112% ⬆️ risk of diabetes 1…
RT @humanOS_me: In a meta-analysis of 18 studies, the highest levels of sedentary behavior were associated with 112% ⬆️ risk of diabetes 1…
RT @humanOS_me: In a meta-analysis of 18 studies, the highest levels of sedentary behavior were associated with 112% ⬆️ risk of diabetes 1…
RT @humanOS_me: In a meta-analysis of 18 studies, the highest levels of sedentary behavior were associated with 112% ⬆️ risk of diabetes 1…
RT @humanOS_me: In a meta-analysis of 18 studies, the highest levels of sedentary behavior were associated with 112% ⬆️ risk of diabetes 1…
RT @humanOS_me: In a meta-analysis of 18 studies, the highest levels of sedentary behavior were associated with 112% ⬆️ risk of diabetes 1…
RT @humanOS_me: In a meta-analysis of 18 studies, the highest levels of sedentary behavior were associated with 112% ⬆️ risk of diabetes 1…
In a meta-analysis of 18 studies, the highest levels of sedentary behavior were associated with 112% ⬆️ risk of diabetes 147% ⬆️ risk of cardiovascular disease 90% ⬆️ risk of cardiovascular mortality 47% ⬆️ risk of all-cause mortality https://t.co/zZnNxh55dF
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