… physical activity guidelines on mortality outcomes were tested, and we performed subgroup
analyses. To test the stability of results, three sensitivity analyses were conducted. Firstly, a …

… The lowest total mortality rates were found in men with BMI between 22 and 26.9 kg·m 2,
and disregarding the very few men with BMI 18.5, there was a J-shaped association between …

… benefits of regular physical activity on mortality extend to … and Mortality Wave 2 study were
used to explore the associations of exercise and limitations in physical activity with mortality. …

… physical activity and all-cause mortality; ie, the higher the level of physical activity, the lower
the mortality rate. … revealed a threshold effect for physical activity and all-cause mortality, and …

… -cause mortality rates declined across physical fitness quintiles … Lower mortality rates in
higher fitness categories also were seen … whether physical activity sufficient to increase physical …

… We found higher all-cause mortality rates among the … physical activity is associated with
lower all-cause mortality in this group of Puerto Rican men. Small increments of physical activity …

… adherence to the levels of physical activity recommended in the 2008 Physical Activity
Guidelines for Adults may have substantial survival benefits. All-cause mortality risks are lower by …

… comparing mortality rates among persons having different combinations of physical activity
… and in analyses stratified by physical activity where the association between sitting time and …

… associated with different PA levels were estimated from an epidemiological study; and
unadjusted all-cause mortality rates were estimated from the UK life tables.24 ,26–,28 Further …

… Indeed, Haskell and his colleagues concluded that: ‘In our study, the crude mortality rate was
much higher in the least fit quartile as compared with the most fit . . . these data suggest that …