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Sitting Time Reduction and Blood Pressure in Older Adults: A Randomized Clinical Trial.
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Trends in prolonged sitting time among European adults: 27 country analysis [PDF]
Preventive Medicine, 2015 OBJECTIVE: To examine trends in adult sitting time across 27 European countries. METHOD: Data were from the Eurobarometer surveys collected in 2002, 2005, and 2013. Sitting time data were used to categorise respondents into 'low' (0 to 4h30min), 'middle'
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A tool for measuring workers' sitting time by domain: the Workforce Sitting Questionnaire
British Journal of Sports Medicine, 2011Background Sitting time is an emerging health risk, and many working adults spend large amounts of time sitting each day. It is important to have reliable and accurate measurement tools to assess sitting time in different contexts.
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Why Women Sit: Determinants of Leisure Sitting Time for Working Women
Women's Health Issues, 2015Sedentary behavior is associated with negative health consequences independent of physical activity levels. Evidence suggests the work environment promotes sedentary behavior regardless of sector, and that employees with occupations requiring longer sitting times differ only marginally in leisure sitting time from those with more active occupations ...
Shana M, Walsh +3 more
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Effect of a Workplace-Driven Sit–Stand Initiative on Sitting Time and Work Outcomes
Translational Journal of the American College of Sports Medicine, 2017ABSTRACT Modifications to workplaces, including installation of sit–stand work stations, have been shown to be effective in reducing the amount of time workers spend sitting. This study begins to build practice-based evidence through a pragmatic evaluation of workplace environmental changes aimed at reducing sitting time ...
Adeleke, S.O. +4 more
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Sit-stand workstations: a pilot intervention to reduce office sitting time. [PDF]
American journal of preventive medicine, 2012 Sitting time is a prevalent health risk among office-based workers.To examine, using a pilot study, the efficacy of an intervention to reduce office workers' sitting time.Quasi-experimental design with intervention-group participants recruited from a single workplace that was physically separate from the workplaces of comparison-group participants ...
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“Sit Up Straight”: Time to Re-evaluate
Journal of Orthopaedic & Sports Physical Therapy, 2019Posture is a frequent topic of discussion for patients, clinicians, the media, and society. A common belief is that spinal pain is caused by sitting, standing, or bending “incorrectly.” Despite the absence of strong evidence to support these common beliefs, a large posture industry has flourished, with many interventions and products claiming to ...
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Science & Sports, 2014
Introduction Accelerometer data reduction rules might affect sitting time. However, the impact of different data reduction decisions on sitting time remains uncertain. This study evaluated the effect of different non-wear time rules on sitting time and changes in sitting time from age 9 to 12 years.
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Introduction Accelerometer data reduction rules might affect sitting time. However, the impact of different data reduction decisions on sitting time remains uncertain. This study evaluated the effect of different non-wear time rules on sitting time and changes in sitting time from age 9 to 12 years.
X. Janssen +6 more
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