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You Gotta Get Up to Get Your Cancer Risk Down, New Study Finds

New study finds prolonged sedentary behavior increases cancer mortality risk

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The brief

A recent study warns that prolonged sedentary behavior is associated with an increased risk of cancer mortality. Coverage from various outlets, including MedPage Today, MSN, and The Guardian, emphasizes that sitting or reclining for more than 30 minutes at a time every day may increase cancer risk.

Researchers suggest that breaking up sitting time could cut cancer death risk, but details on implementation and further research are not yet specified.

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How long is considered prolonged sedentary behavior?

More than 30 minutes at a time

What is the reported increase in cancer risk?

Coverage mentions a 9% increase per extra hour of sitting

Where was the study published?

The study was published in PLOS Medicine, according to IndexBox

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