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Perceived physical activity during stay-at-home COVID-19 pandemic lockdown March-April 2020 in Polish adults.

Stanisław Henryk CzyżWojciech Starościak
Published in: PeerJ (2022)
Walking and sitting time have drastically changed during the stay-at-home lockdown, decreasing and increasing, respectively. Given results from studies focusing on lockdowns without the stay-at-home restriction, it may be assumed that letting people go outside is crucial in keeping them more active and less sedentary. Authorities should take into account the effect the stay-at-home order may have on PA and sedentary behavior and as a result, on health. Stay-at-home orders should be the last considered restriction, given its detrimental consequences.
Keyphrases
  • physical activity
  • healthcare
  • body mass index
  • risk assessment
  • social media