More research links sedentary time to diabetes

People who are inactive for hours on end each day may be more likely to develop diabetes than people who spend more time moving around, a study confirms.

People who are inactive for hours on end each day may be more likely to develop diabetes than people who spend more time moving around, a study confirms.

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More research links sedentary time to diabetes

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