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Early Life Factors and Adult Leisure Time Physical Inactivity Stability and Change
2015
Medicine & Science in Sports & Exercise
Purpose: Physical inactivity has a high prevalence and associated disease burden. A better understanding is needed of influences on sustaining and changing inactive lifestyles. We aimed to establish whether leisure-time inactivity was stable in mid-adulthood and whether early-life factors were associated with inactivity patterns. Methods: In the 1958 British Birth cohort (N=12,271), leisure-time inactivity (frequency<once/week) assessed at 33y and 50y was categorised as 'never inactive',
doi:10.1249/mss.0000000000000610
pmid:25563907
fatcat:e27asgr4vfewtikvdstweweqnq