Health & Medicine
Obese Americans Vigorously Exercise for Less Than One Minute Per Day
In the process of validating a new method for calculating physical activity, sedentary behavior and food energy requirements, researchers from University of South Carolina's Arnold School of Public Health found that as a nation, Americans spend more than 15 hours per day sleeping and sitting, and that obese men and women spend less than one minute per day in vigorous activity.
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