Physical Activity Levels, Correlates, and All-Cause Mortality Risk in People Living With Different Health Conditions.
Jenny M Marks-VieveenLéonie UijtdewilligenEhsan MotazediDominique P M StijnmanInge van den Akker-ScheekAdrie J BoumaLaurien M BuffartVincent de GrootEllen de HollanderJudith G M JelsmaJohan de JongHelco G van KeekenLeonie A KropsMarike van der LeedenStephan A LoerWillem van MechelenFemke van NassauJoske NautaEvert VerhagenWanda Wendel-VosLucas H V van der WoudeJohannes ZwerverRienk DekkerHidde P Van der PloegPublished in: Journal of physical activity & health (2024)
People living with different health conditions are generally less physically active compared with people living without a health condition. Both people living with and without self-reported health conditions share a number of key factors associated with physical activity levels. We also observed the expected protective association between physical activity and all-cause mortality.