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Is high-speed internet fueling the obesity epidemic? 📶📊💻 www.news-medical.net/news/2024101... #Obesity #HealthRisks #SedentaryLifestyle #InternetImpact #BMI #PhysicalInactivity #PublicHealth #NBN #Research #Australia
Is high-speed internet fueling the obesity epidemic?
Research finds that faster internet access leads to higher BMI and increased obesity risk due to sedentary behavior and inactivity, using data from Australia's National Broadband Network rollout.
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October 15, 2024 at 3:32 AM
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Climate change could push millions into physical inactivity by 2050, study finds

#ClimateChange #PhysicalInactivity #PublicHealth #FutureHealth #GlobalCrisis #SustainableCities #Wellness #HealthAndEnvironment #ActiveLifestyle #TrendingNow

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Alarming Study: Climate Change Could Make Millions Less Active
Lancet study warns heat will undermine global exercise targets as India faces rising inactivity deaths
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March 17, 2026 at 3:55 PM
drrichardlarouche.bsky.social
Trans people are already at higher risk of #PhysicalInactivity and its related health consequences than cis-gender people.

This Alberta government policy - once again shamelessly cut and pasted from Republican states - will do no good.

#transphobia #discrimination
Parents must confirm sex at birth for students in girls' sports in Edmonton Public Schools | CBC News
It comes as the Fairness and Safety in Sport Act sets new rules prohibiting transgender athletes from competing in amateur female sports divisions. The bill came into effect September 1.
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September 2, 2025 at 1:55 PM
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A new study suggests physical inactivity should be screened during check-ups, just like blood pressure or diabetes. 🛋️➡️🚶‍♀️

Do you think movement is a vital sign worth tracking?

#PhysicalInactivity #HealthMatters #StayActive #PreventativeCare

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Screening for physical inactivity can cut risk of chronic illness, study suggests - UPI.com
Encouraging primary care physicians to screen patients for physical inactivity with a simple questionnaire can help identify people at risk for many chronic diseases, a new study suggests.
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January 6, 2025 at 3:17 PM