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This Mindless Habit Is Linked With An Increase In Cancer Risk

Recent reports highlight a connection between prolonged sitting and an increased risk of death from cancer.

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The brief

Research indicates that sitting for long stretches is linked to a higher risk of dying from cancer. Conversely, breaking up these extended periods of inactivity is associated with a lower cancer risk.

Coverage from The Conversation, Caledonian Record, News-Medical, and HuffPost emphasizes the link between this common habit and cancer-related mortality. Future attention may focus on the specific effectiveness of breaking up long periods of sitting to mitigate these risks.

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What habit is linked to an increased cancer risk?

Sitting for long stretches or prolonged periods.

Can this risk be lowered?

According to News-Medical, breaking up long periods of sitting is linked to a lower cancer risk.

What is the specific health outcome mentioned in the reports?

The coverage focuses on an increased risk of death from cancer.

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