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    An adequate amount of good-quality sleep is essential for the physical and emotional well-being of humans. For instance, good-quality sleep helps improve the outcomes of various diseases, including cardiovascular and metabolic disorders, mental diseases, and dementia.

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    • #Move & #Sleep! Moderate-to-vigorous physical activity promotes good-quality sleep https://t.co/J4zJNmXZcy #healthylifestyle "...study contributes to existing pool of studies that provide empirical evidence of importance of physical activity in promoting good-quality sleep."

  • Mashup Score: 1

    Objective To estimate health care and health-related productivity costs associated with excessive sedentary behaviour (> 8 h/day and > 9 h/day) in Canadian adults. Methods Three pieces of information were used to estimate costs: (1) the pooled relative risk estimates of adverse health outcomes consistently shown to be associated with excessive sedentary behaviour, gathered from meta-analyses of…

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    • "Excessive sedentary behaviour significantly contributes to the economic burden of illness in Canada." https://t.co/k1VYFo1CGW by @DrJPChaput et al. ht @SMCCanada #Move!

  • Mashup Score: 9

    If you’ve ever struggled to keep your New Year’s resolution to exercise more, experts recommend giving it another shot. But start small, be specific and schedule time to workout are key steps to sticking with it.

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    • Resolved to work out more in 2023? What science says about sticking to it https://t.co/WGR8CF0r1H by @StephSDubois "...people who are most likely to stick to an exercise program are the people who find deeper meaning to exercise than just losing weight or looking good." #Move!

  • Mashup Score: 13

    Even just a short bout of exercise can help improve your physical and mental well-being. Here’s what you can expect.

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    • Even just a short bout of exercise can help improve your physical and mental well-being. https://t.co/7EcRpMw5jE by @JillianGloria via @HuffPostLife “The data really supports that one of the most harmful things we can do for our health is to be sedentary" Yep! #Move!