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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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Juliana Ilídio da Silva,Ana Paula Muraro,Amanda Cristina de Souza Andrade Juliana Ilídio da Silva
Background: Based on the ecological model, adolescents' physical activity (PA) can be understood as being influenced by characteristics of the built and social environments. However, most existing evidence originates from...
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Background: Physical activity is essential for adolescent health, yet global participation remains low, especially among females. Active school commuting, such as walking or cycling, has emerged as a potentially equitable...
Lilian G Perez,Rachana Seelam,Deborah A Cohen et al. Lilian G Perez et al.
Background: Multilevel interventions that address individual, interpersonal, environmental, and other contextual influences can help increase physical activity (PA) in Latino populations. Yet, critical gaps remain in unde...
Sally A Sherman,Bethany Forseth,William R Boyer et al. Sally A Sherman et al.
Background: This study examined associations of yoga participation and prospective all-cause mortality risk in the United States' nationally representative National Health Interview Survey. ...
In-Whi Hwang,Hae-Young Chung,Dongwoo Yang et al. In-Whi Hwang et al.
Background: Regular physical activity (PA) benefits mental health, but most research focuses on Western and affluent populations, limiting generalizability. This study explored how PA's effects on mental health vary by ho...
Raphael H O Araujo,Stephanie L Duncombe,André O Werneck et al. Raphael H O Araujo et al.
Background: We aimed to analyze the association of macroeconomic and social indicators with the prevalence and gender inequalities in physical activity (PA) among adolescents. ...