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September 1, 2024European Journal of Public HealthOpen Access

208 Correlates of sedentary behaviour and physical activity in individuals with Crohn’s disease

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JWJason J. WilsonBLBarry LynchNGNathan Graham

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Overview

Online survey reveals physical activity correlates with better physical quality of life in Crohn’s disease, highlighting lifestyle interventions for health improvement.

Key Points

  • Physical quality of life relates positively to physical activity in Crohn's disease, whereas younger age correlates with higher sedentary behaviour.
  • Online survey data from 111 adults reveal 9.40 hours of daily sedentary behaviour, analyzed using forward multiple linear regression models.
  • Targeting physical activity may enhance physical quality of life in Crohn's disease, though future studies require device-based accelerometry.

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Wilson et al. (2024) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68e5a09db6db64358753ac6fhttps://doi.org/10.1093/eurpub/ckae114.052
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