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exercise and MPA would be urgently in need to find effective prevention and intervention efforts in the near future. Physical activity and mobile phone addiction Physical activity, as we all know, has been regarded as

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Orvosi Hetilap
Authors:
Viktória Anna Kovács
,
Anita Gábor
,
Zsuzsanna Fajcsák
, and
Éva Martos

Janssen, I.: Physical activity guidelines for children and youth. Can. J. Public Health., 2007, 98 , S109–S121. Janssen I. Physical activity guidelines for children and youth

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. Haskell , W. L. , Lee , I. M. , Pate , R. R. , Powell , K. E. , Blair , S. N. , Franklin , B. A. , Macera , C. A. , Heath , G. W. , Thompson , P. D. & Bauman , A. ( 2007 ). Physical activity and public health: Updated recommendation

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Journal of Behavioral Addictions
Authors:
Po-Ching Huang
,
Jung-Sheng Chen
,
Marc N. Potenza
,
Mark D. Griffiths
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Amir H. Pakpour
,
Ji-Kang Chen
,
Yi-Ching Lin
,
Ching-Hsia Hung
,
Kerry S. O'Brien
, and
Chung-Ying Lin

). Sedentary behaviors may reflect insufficient physical activity ( Matusitz & McCormick, 2012 ), which has been associated with PUIS ( Islam et al., 2020 ; Lepp et al., 2013 ; Matusitz & McCormick, 2012 ; Park, 2014 ; Saffari, Chen, Wu et al., 2022

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Apor, P.: Measure of fitness and physical activity related to cardiovascular diseases and death. [A cardiovascularis kockázat kapcsolata a fizikai aktivitással és a fittséggel. A fittség mértéke

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. Bewegungslehre 1977 Hamar, P.: Physical activity and exercise in weekly lesuire time of girls aged from 8 to 14 years

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Duvidneaud, N., Maton, L., Wijndaele, K. és mtsai: Relationship of obesity with physical activity, aerobic fitness and muscle strength in Flemish adults. J. Sports Med. Phys. Fitness, 2008, 48 , 201

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Information about children’s daily physical activity in Eastern-Europe is essential because of the increasing prevalence in overweight and obesity. Sixty-three children (age=11.16 ± 1.10 years; 33 boys and 30 girls) from two public elementary schools had their physical activity objectively measured using uni-axial accelerometer every 5 seconds for five consecutive days (3 weekdays, 2 weekend days). After data cleaning, 10 children were excluded from database. There were no significant differences in boys’ and girls’ BMI (17.6±2.2 vs. 17.1±2.4) and BF% (18.0±5.2 vs. 19.4±5.0). Children engaged in more sedentary, light, moderate, and vigorous physical activity and had higher counts per minute during weekdays compared to weekend days. There were no sex differences in moderate to vigorous physical activity (87.6±22.4 vs. 93.5±20.6 min and 53.6±21.3 vs. 59.4±22.0 min) during weekday and weekend days. Data indicated that 96% of the girls and 92% of the boys met the international physical activity guideline for children of 60 minutes of MVPA, on weekdays.

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Physiology International
Authors:
L.J. Reynolds
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O.A. Vsevolozhskaya
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B.B. Rice
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N.R. Chavan
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A.J. Dugan
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H.F. Maddox
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J.D. Preston
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L.B. DeHoff
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J.M. O'Brien
, and
K.J. Pearson

disease [ 15, 16 ]. However, aging also increases the risk for chronic diseases, such as diabetes [ 17 ]. Thus, the goal of successful aging is to enhance both lifespan and healthspan. Physical activity has been shown to enhance healthy aging [ 18 ]. While

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201 207 Hostmark, P. T., Ekelund, G. S., Beckstrom, A. és mtsa: Postprandial light physical activity blunts the blood glucose increase. Prev. Med., 2006, 42

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