The study of variations in adherence to the principles of healthy lifestyle and perception of its concept among medical and non-medical students of M.K. Ammosov NEFU

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Observational study shows differing perceptions of healthy lifestyle in medical and non-medical students, suggesting targeted outreach is needed.

Medical students generally adhere more closely to the principles of a healthy lifestyle, and report fewer bad habits than non-medical counterparts.
Students studying non-medical specialties are 2.48 times more likely to participate in sports sections compared to medical students, highlighting a key activity difference.
Theoretical, verbal-communicative, and statistical methods were employed to gather and analyze data about student attitudes toward healthy living.
Findings indicate that distinct perceptions of a healthy lifestyle exist between medical and non-medical students, calling for tailored educational initiatives.

Osinskaya et al. (2025) studied this question.

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Observational study shows differing perceptions of healthy lifestyle in medical and non-medical students, suggesting targeted outreach is needed.