Objectives Shift work is associated with adverse effects on the health and lifestyle
behaviours of employees. This study aimed to examine factors associated with adherence …

Traditionally only a small proportion of the workforce was engaged in shift work. Changing
economic pressures have resulted in increased engagement in shift work, with …

Objectives Over 20% of employees in Europe work in shifts. Shift work increases the risk for
chronic diseases, but a healthy lifestyle may attenuate the adverse effect of shift work. The …

Increasing 24‐h demand for products, services and health care is resulting in a substantial
portion of the workforce engaging in shift work. Observational studies suggest an …

Shift workers, particularly those working rotating and night shifts, are at an increased risk of
diabetes (1) and cardio-metabolic diseases (2). Shift work impacts health behaviours like …

Objective This systematic review aimed to evaluate the association between shift work and
eating habits. Methods The protocol was registered in PROSPERO (number 42015024680) …

Abstract Background Approximately 17% of the European Union workforce is engaged in
shift work. Shift work has been associated with a number of chronic conditions, including …

Objective Unfavorable eating patterns might contribute to the adverse health effects of shift
work. Our objective was to examine differences in meal and snack frequency, as well as the …

Research examining the prevalence, physical activity (PA) and sedentary behaviour (SB) in
shift workers show mixed results. This systematic review and meta-analysis aimed to …

Purpose Shift work has been related to obesity and diabetes, but the potential mediating role
of lifestyle is yet unknown. Our aim was to investigate this mediating role of physical activity …