Leisure time sitting linked to higher risk of some cancers

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The consequences of sitting too long are frequently being studied. From hours in front of a computer, to seniors living a sedentary life, the harmful effects of sitting have been compared to those smoking.

Latest research suggests leisure sitting time may be linked to higher incidences of specific cancers in women. More specifically, breast cancer, myeloma and ovarian cancer.

Read More: http://www.belmarrahealth.com/leisure-time-sitting-linked-to-higher-risk-of-some-cancers/

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