Higher levels of physical activity as well as lower levels of sitting during leisure time may significantly reduce the risk of obesity, a new study led by Joshua Bell from University College London, and published in the journal Diabetologia, reveals. Physical activity and sitting time (or 'sedentariness') are two common lifestyle-related behaviours associated with obesity and metabolic health, as well as with chronic diseases such as type 2 diabetes and cardiovascular ...
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