2016
DOI: 10.1016/j.amepre.2016.01.022
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All-Cause Mortality Attributable to Sitting Time

Abstract: Assuming that the effect of sitting time on all-cause mortality risk is independent of physical activity, reducing sitting time plays an important role in active lifestyle promotion, which is an important aspect of premature mortality prevention worldwide.

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“…2 However, available data from international European studies placed Portugal as one of the highest sedentarylevel countries with a low compliance of the recommended PA levels. 3,4 In addition, nation-wide studies in children and adolescents are still needed since available results are not consistent, in part due to variation in protocols and data management. Indeed, robust surveillance data for Portugal that would address these needs are lacking.…”
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“…2 However, available data from international European studies placed Portugal as one of the highest sedentarylevel countries with a low compliance of the recommended PA levels. 3,4 In addition, nation-wide studies in children and adolescents are still needed since available results are not consistent, in part due to variation in protocols and data management. Indeed, robust surveillance data for Portugal that would address these needs are lacking.…”
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“…The population-attributable fraction for all-cause mortality associated with sitting time was explored in another paper and included data from 54 countries. Sitting time was responsible for 3.8% of all-cause mortality, but large differences were observed across countries (0.6-11.6%) [17]. The sitting-related mortality risk was the highest in Western Pacific countries (5.7%), followed by European (4.4%), Eastern Mediterranean (3.3%), American (3.2%), and Southeast Asian (2.0%) countries [17].…”
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“…É necessário quantificar de forma mais concreta o real impacto do tempo sedentário como fator de risco a saúde e na carga de doenças a nível populacional antes de criar recomendações e advertir que o comportamento sedentário -ou a cadeira -é o novo cigarro. Num estudo conduzido por Rezende e colaboradores 6 foi estimado que excesso de tempo sentado (> 3 horas/dia) foi responsável por 3,8% das mortes por todas as causas. Isso é praticamente a metade do impacto da inatividade física na carga de mortalidade por todas as causas.…”
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