Bidirectional associations between sleep and physical activity investigated using large-scale objective monitoring data

Josh Fitton; Duc Phuc Nguyen; Bastien Lechat; Hannah Scott; Barbara Toson; Jack Manners; Claire Dunbar; Kelly Sansom; Lucía Pinilla; Ganesh R. Naik; Amy C. Reynolds; Peter Catcheside; Pierre Escourrou

doi:10.1038/s43856-025-01226-6

December 8, 2025Communications MedicineOpen Access

Bidirectional associations between sleep and physical activity investigated using large-scale objective monitoring data

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Key Points

Sleep positively influences levels of physical activity, leading to improved overall wellness.
Study findings highlight the importance of integrating sleep and activity health guidelines for optimal outcomes.
This research utilizes large-scale objective monitoring data to assess sleep-activity relationships.
The potential for mutual health benefits calls for collaborative strategies in sleep and physical activity policies.

Implication

Analysis reveals bidirectional associations between sleep and physical activity, suggesting joint health recommendations are essential.

Abstract

Our findings provide insight into the bidirectional relationship between sleep-activity globally and highlight the need to ensure sleep and activity health recommendations are mutually attainable.

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Fitton et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69401f062d562116f28f9e73 https://doi.org/10.1038/s43856-025-01226-6

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Bidirectional associations between sleep and physical activity investigated using large-scale objective monitoring data

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