Television viewing time and all-cause mortality: interactions with BMI, physical activity, smoking, and dietary factors

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fun fact, in one study the relationship between TV time & all-cause mortality flat-out DISAPPEARED when controlled for pro- vs anti-inflammatory dietary factors https://t.co/woD0Yst8pP

18 Oct 2022

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RT @AustralasianEpi: Member spotlight 🔦 👏👏 @ctvswain & team for their recent publication in the Int J Behavioural Nutrition & Physical Ac…

30 Aug 2022

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Member spotlight 🔦 👏👏 @ctvswain & team for their recent publication in the Int J Behavioural Nutrition & Physical Activity examining whether the effect of TV viewing time on all-cause mortality is modified by other lifestyle factors. Read it here

30 Aug 2022

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参考文献ツイート https://t.co/9rNJzrwnWj

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