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Reduce the Harmful Effects of Sedentary Behavior at Work | Kathleen Hanley

Sheri Davidson Episode 19

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Sedentary lifestyle can greatly impact our health. Specifically, in the work place. More and more of our jobs are sedentary and unfortunately, there are serious health consequences. Sedentary behavior can lead to premature mortality, cardiovascular disease and increased cancer incidence.  Join my conversation with Kathleen Hanley and learn short amounts of interruptions in sedentary behavior can improver physical and mental health.

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