Sitting (not so) pretty
New Australian research shows hours of sedentary activity, like typing emails or sitting at a quality control station, are associated with higher cardio-metabolic health risks that are independent of time spent in moderate-to-vigorous intensity physical activity. According to a media statement from University of Queensland and Baker IDI research fellow, Genevieve Healy, (pictured right) “Although … Continue reading “Sitting (not so) pretty”