Among elderly, addiction to television boosts the risk of developing type 2 diabetes, say researchers. The study, led by Paul Gardiner from The University of Queensland School of Population Health, was one of the first to examine the effects of sedentary behaviour and TV watching on older men and women. "Up until now, most research about sitting and watching TV has been focused on children, while older adults have potentially the most to gain from changing ...The Great Place for all lake forest health and fitness | island health and fitness | health and fitness blogs Health and Fitness Blog Information and News.
Tuesday, 31 July 2012
TV Addiction Ups Diabetes Risk
Among elderly, addiction to television boosts the risk of developing type 2 diabetes, say researchers. The study, led by Paul Gardiner from The University of Queensland School of Population Health, was one of the first to examine the effects of sedentary behaviour and TV watching on older men and women. "Up until now, most research about sitting and watching TV has been focused on children, while older adults have potentially the most to gain from changing ...
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