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September 2016 PMID 27528691

Sedentary Behavior and Cardiovascular Morbidity and Mortality: A Science Advisory From the American Heart Association.

Deborah Rohm Young, Marie-France Hivert, Sofiya Alhassan, Sarah M Camhi, Jane F Ferguson, Peter T Katzmarzyk, Cora E Lewis, Neville Owen, Cynthia K Perry, Juned Siddique, Celina M Yong

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Most discussions express agreement with the findings, using words like 'supports' and 'reach the same conclusion', while some posters analyze the biological and practical implications, making the overall tone one of acceptance and importance. The tone is serious yet motivated, exemplified by phrases like 'supports this claim' and 'what are your thoughts', indicating active engagement with the research's significance.

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Most discussions strongly support the article’s conclusion that reducing sedentary behavior benefits cardiovascular health, exemplified by words like 'supports' and 'same conclusion-- 'sit less, move more'.

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Many posts show high interest, referencing data, journal articles, and calling the study 'supportive', which indicates engagement with the subject matter.

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A few discussions delve into biological mechanisms and implications, like mentions of biological reasons and public health guidelines, showing thoughtful engagement.

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  • Sedentary behavior is linked to increased risks of cardiovascular disease and death, with growing evidence suggesting that spending more time sitting or inactive can negatively impact overall health.
  • The current research mostly focuses on observing these links through epidemiological studies, but the biological reasons behind how sedentary behavior affects heart health are not yet fully understood.
  • More research is needed to develop better public health guidelines and interventions to reduce sedentary behavior and improve cardiovascular outcomes.]
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Shiomi
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ここらへんが面白いのかもしれない。 アメリカ心臓協会 座位習慣と心血管疾患発症＆死亡 意識的な運動だけじゃなく、睡眠、軽度の身体活動を含めたトータルで生活習慣を捉えるべきだなぁ https://t.co/VZIS25TlHB https://t.co/YH4qkXrUwM

Jun 18, 2020 · 1 like · 2,301 followers View post →
Jim Bloom
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Sedentary Behavior and Cardiovascular Morbidity and Mortality: A Science Advisory From the American Heart Association | Circulation https://t.co/wYQO7Ot9Ht

Jun 12, 2023 · 2,466 followers View post →
robert smale & the adventures of Joey
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Work Refreshed
@WorkRefreshed · X

@LisaBY20 @hubermanlab @StanfordMed Here's a journal article that supports this claim: https://t.co/0NfYLw4xfu

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Work Refreshed
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@jahmad93 @hubermanlab @StanfordMed Here's some data: https://t.co/0NfYLw4xfu

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Яizal do
@afrkml · X

Sumber bacaan tambahan: https://t.co/1elguoPaFC https://t.co/o14MNUgwPe https://t.co/RUJiSnW6U3 https://t.co/ZwI6DLa3M3 https://t.co/GWwRsVKrwh https://t.co/OVAqaDujGG https://t.co/yMsAsrlLnm https://t.co/m4axRS5RDO https://t.co/qHnXrFHgbS

Jul 8, 2024 · 12 likes · 341,781 followers View post →
Jim Bloom
@jimmyroybloom · X

Sedentary Behavior and Cardiovascular Morbidity and Mortality: A Science Advisory From the American Heart Association | Circulation https://t.co/wYQO7Ot9Ht

Jun 12, 2023 · 2,466 followers View post →
robert smale & the adventures of Joey
@robertsmale · X

https://t.co/ozCjiZcI2T

Jan 13, 2023 · 1,204 followers View post →
Work Refreshed
@WorkRefreshed · X

@LisaBY20 @hubermanlab @StanfordMed Here's a journal article that supports this claim: https://t.co/0NfYLw4xfu

Feb 11, 2022 View post →
Work Refreshed
@WorkRefreshed · X

@jahmad93 @hubermanlab @StanfordMed Here's some data: https://t.co/0NfYLw4xfu

Feb 11, 2022 View post →
Work Refreshed
@WorkRefreshed · X

@guilherme_paiao @hubermanlab @StanfordMed @kevinnbass 2016 meta-analysis from ACA published in Circulation: https://t.co/0NfYLw4xfu

Feb 11, 2022 View post →
Work Refreshed
@WorkRefreshed · X

@hubermanlab @StanfordMed What are your thoughts of this journal article from Circulation? https://t.co/0NfYLw4xfu Seems to reach the same conclusion-- "sit less, move more"

Feb 11, 2022 View post →
Shiomi
@ShiomiKohei · X

ここらへんが面白いのかもしれない。 アメリカ心臓協会 座位習慣と心血管疾患発症＆死亡 意識的な運動だけじゃなく、睡眠、軽度の身体活動を含めたトータルで生活習慣を捉えるべきだなぁ https://t.co/VZIS25TlHB https://t.co/YH4qkXrUwM

Jun 18, 2020 · 1 like · 2,301 followers View post →