In GEDA 2014/2015-EHIS the prevalence of work-related physical activity was estimated based on respondents’ self-reported data. 47.5% of women and 47.2% of men mostly sit or stand during work. The highest proportion of people who mostly sit or stand during work is found among 18- to 29-year-old women (55.5%) and men aged 30 to 44 (50.2%). A significantly higher proportion of men (14.8%) than women (3.2%) have jobs involving mostly heavy manual labour. For both genders, the higher a person’s level of education, the more likely it is that physical activity during work is limited to sitting or standing. The results highlight great potential to promote physical activity
BACKGROUND:Low levels of physical activity (PA) and high levels of physical inactivity (PI) are asso...
Background: Sedentary behaviour in general and sitting time in particular is an emerging global heal...
Background: Sedentary behaviour in general and sitting time in particular is an emerging global heal...
Self-reported data from the GEDA 2014/2015-EHIS study was used to calculate the level of compliance ...
BACKGROUND: This study aimed 1) to provide data estimates concerning overall moderate- and vigorous-...
Background This study aimed 1) to provide data estimates concerning overall moderate- and vigorou...
This study aimed to investigate associations between occupational physical activity patterns (physic...
Background: Sedentary behaviour is increasingly perceived as a risk factor for the development of di...
Background: We investigated the associations between education and leisure-time, occupational, se...
BACKGROUND:Intensity and duration of physical activity are associated with the achievement of health...
Intensity and duration of physical activity are associated with the achievement of health benefits. ...
Abstract Background Data on physical activity in older adults in Germany is scarce. The aim of this ...
Regular physical activity can have a positive effect on health at any age. Today’s lifestyles, howev...
Approximately 60% of the world’s population do not meet the physical activity (PA) guidelines. Physi...
BACKGROUND:Low levels of physical activity (PA) and high levels of physical inactivity (PI) are asso...
Background: Sedentary behaviour in general and sitting time in particular is an emerging global heal...
Background: Sedentary behaviour in general and sitting time in particular is an emerging global heal...
Self-reported data from the GEDA 2014/2015-EHIS study was used to calculate the level of compliance ...
BACKGROUND: This study aimed 1) to provide data estimates concerning overall moderate- and vigorous-...
Background This study aimed 1) to provide data estimates concerning overall moderate- and vigorou...
This study aimed to investigate associations between occupational physical activity patterns (physic...
Background: Sedentary behaviour is increasingly perceived as a risk factor for the development of di...
Background: We investigated the associations between education and leisure-time, occupational, se...
BACKGROUND:Intensity and duration of physical activity are associated with the achievement of health...
Intensity and duration of physical activity are associated with the achievement of health benefits. ...
Abstract Background Data on physical activity in older adults in Germany is scarce. The aim of this ...
Regular physical activity can have a positive effect on health at any age. Today’s lifestyles, howev...
Approximately 60% of the world’s population do not meet the physical activity (PA) guidelines. Physi...
BACKGROUND:Low levels of physical activity (PA) and high levels of physical inactivity (PI) are asso...
Background: Sedentary behaviour in general and sitting time in particular is an emerging global heal...
Background: Sedentary behaviour in general and sitting time in particular is an emerging global heal...