This systematic review and meta-analysis investigates the association between later cardiometabolic risk markers in youth and physical activity and sedentary time.
Anders Husøy, K. Dalene, B. H. Hansen et al.· JAMA pediatrics· 0 citations
BACKGROUND
Cardiovascular diseases remain the leading cause of death globally. While physical activity reduces cardiovascular risk, sedentary time (ST) may increase it. However, their independent and combined associations in older adults from middle-income countries remain unclear.
AIM
To investigate the independent,...
Charles Lucena, E. C. Costa, R. M. Bielemann et al.· Journal of Aging and Physica...· 0 citations
OBJECTIVES
Healthcare costs are a major and growing burden in many societies and primarily driven by non-communicable diseases, which are strongly linked to physical fitness. In this study, we explored whether physical fitness is associated with healthcare costs, and whether this association is causal.
METHODS
We use...
M. Vaaramo, J. Kari, Raija Korpelainen et al.· Medicine & Science in Sports...· 0 citations
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