Physical activity and risk of cardiovascular disease: what d... : Current Opinion in Cardiology
Physical activity and risk of cardiovascular disease: what does the new epidemiological …

Objective To systematically review and synthesize all relevant literature to assess the range
of average daily sedentary time (ST) of undergraduate students enrolled in university and …

Research has demonstrated the benefits of physical activity (PA) and the negative
consequences of sedentary behavior for physical and mental wellbeing [1–5]. Thus, PA has …

BACKGROUND: Considerable research on preventive health care behaviors has been
conducted in different segments of the population. Although nurses are the largest group of …

Objective To (1) compare occupational sitting between different socio-demographic, health-
related, work-related and psychosocial categories,(2) identity socio-demographic, health …

Background Two-thirds of older Australians are sedentary. Fitness trackers have been
popular with younger people and may encourage older adults to become more active. Older …

Sit-stand workstations are a popular workplace intervention. Organizations often require a
medical professional's guidance for implementation. Therefore, it is important to understand …

Background: Epidemiological studies and surveillance systems of pregnant women often
rely on collection of physical activity through self‐report. This systematic review identified …

Background—Cardiovascular disease is the leading cause of death among women in high-
income Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development countries. Physical …

Sedentary behavior is an independent and prominent risk factor for chronic disease.
Occupational sitting is likely to be the largest determinant of overall daily sitting time …