Longitudinal changes in physical activity and sedentary time in adults around retirement age: what is the moderating role of retirement status, gender and educational level?

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BMC Health has found that working for longer amounts of time improve a person's health, not hurt it. https://t.co/0LX8M9Yu5B

Recently retired adults seem to be more prone to lapse into an unhealthy lifestyle https://t.co/cgvKdUOdf4 https://t.co/AUFGZDw00M

Recently retired adults seem to be more prone to lapse into an unhealthy lifestyle https://t.co/cgvKdUOdf4 https://t.co/bgcT809Faa

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