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期刊名:Journal of physical activity & health

缩写:J PHYS ACT HEALTH

ISSN:1543-3080

e-ISSN:1543-5474

IF/分区:2.6/Q2

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Kayla T Johnson,Emma Billmyer,Sarah M Kaja et al. Kayla T Johnson et al.
Background: Insufficient physical activity (PA) is associated with obesity, cardiovascular disease, and mortality, yet only 26.1% of US high school students report meeting the 60-minute daily PA guideline. Adolescents' sl...
Jordan A Carlson,Mallory Moon,Chelsea Steel et al. Jordan A Carlson et al.
Background: Population-level physical activity surveillance is critical for informing research, practice, and policy efforts for supporting healthy development. The 2024 US Report Card on Physical Activity for Children an...
Thitikorn Topothai,Chompoonut Topothai,Sarah Martine Edney et al. Thitikorn Topothai et al.
Background: Insufficient physical activity and excessive sedentary behavior are growing public health concerns in rapidly urbanizing Asian cities. Built environment characteristics may influence these behaviors, but regio...
Eileen Rillamas-Sun,Yuhan Huang,Blake O Langley et al. Eileen Rillamas-Sun et al.
Background: Self-reported and wearable device derived data on physical activity (PA) differ in burden, transparency, and validity, underscoring the need for comparison in cancer survivorship research. Physical activity an...
Arto Gråstén,Gehan Handouk,Balazs Gabor et al. Arto Gråstén et al.
Background: This study examined the associations between expectancy beliefs and values, cardiometabolic risk factors represented by body composition and blood pressure (BP), and moderate to vigorous physical activity (MVP...
Andreia Alexandra Machado Miranda,Bianca Mitie Onita,Pedro C Hallal et al. Andreia Alexandra Machado Miranda et al.
Background: Access to green and recreational areas has been linked to cardiovascular health, but evidence from low- and middle-income megacities remains limited. This study investigated the prospective association between...