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Just One Extra Hour of Uninterrupted Sitting Raises Cancer Risk, Study Finds
We've known for a long while that too much sitting isn't good for you.
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A recent study reported that adding just one additional hour of continuous sitting each day is associated with an increased risk of cancer. The finding highlights that not only total sedentary time but also uninterrupted sitting periods may be important for health.
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