Background With technological developments and modernised sedentary lifestyles has
come an increase in diseases associated with inactivity such as obesity and other non …

Objective The presented systematic review aims at giving a comprehensive overview of
studies assessing the relationship between sedentary behavior and indicators of mental …

Background Systematic reviews that have examined associations between sedentary
behaviour (SB) and mental health among children and adolescents are mainly based on …

Abstract Purpose of Review The aims of this narrative review were to (1) synthesise the
literature on the relationship between screen time and important mental health outcomes …

Background Frequent use of screen-based devices could be a modifiable risk factor for
adolescent depression, but findings have been inconsistent and mostly from cross-sectional …

Background Depression is common and burdensome in adolescents. Understanding
modifiable environmental risk factors is essential. There is evidence that physical activity is …

Background Physical and sedentary activities have been identified as potentially modifiable
risk factors for many diseases, including mental illness, and may be effective targets for …

Objective Few studies have explored the potential interrelated associations of screen time
and physical activity with mental health in youth, particularly using objective methods. We …

Physical activity and sedentary behaviour are associated with metabolic and mental health
during childhood and adolescence. Understanding the inter‐relationships between these …

Objective There is increasing interest in the association between sedentary behaviour and
mental health, although most studies have relied solely on self-reported measures, thus …