Born Early, Moving Less: Norwegian Wearable Study Links Preterm Birth to Lower Physical Activity
A large Norwegian study using wearable sensors found that people born preterm are less physically active as teenagers and adults ...
A large Norwegian study using wearable sensors found that people born preterm are less physically active as teenagers and adults ...
A cross-sectional study of 376 Chinese university students links higher digital health literacy to lower short-form video addiction through increased ...
A qualitative study finds cancer survivors retain positive exercise intentions four months after telerehabilitation, but many need ongoing support to ...
A UK Biobank analysis of nearly 243,000 adults identified five distinct Life's Essential 8 health profiles, with healthier patterns linked ...
A new meta-analysis of eight randomized trials finds that exercise during neoadjuvant chemotherapy did not improve pathologic complete response across ...
A large cross-sectional study of nearly 5,600 Saudi adolescents finds that walking or cycling to school on most days of ...
A study of 410 Hong Kong adults aged 60 to 80 found that perceived social cohesion, aesthetics, safety and walkability ...
A narrative review of twelve studies finds that physical activity in natural settings is linked to better well-being in young ...
A qualitative study of ten Nova Scotia teachers reveals how physically active learning supports students' physical, cognitive, social, and emotional ...
A new review finds that cognitive behavioral therapy, mindfulness, yoga, and physical activity consistently relieve chronic fatigue across stroke, cancer, ...
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