Shohei Kato, Akira Homma, Takuto Sakuma
Easy Screening for Mild Alzheimer's Disease and Mild Cognitive Impairment from Elderly Speech
Current Alzheimer research
investigate current situation sitting time health literacy among high school students china order provide basis improving physical mental health levels stratified random cluster sampling method used investigate length sitting time health literacy first second grade high school students 31 provinces cities autonomous regions chinadata include hong kong macao special administrative region taiwan province china kruskalwallis h method independent sample mannwhitney u test regression model used analyze influencing factors sitting time total health literacy score 1 total score health literacy statistically significant p 001 different regions urban rural distribution annual family income parents educational background age gender 2 length sitting statistically significant p 001 among multiple groups different regions family annual income parental education gender however statistically significant difference groups different ages urbanrural distribution p005 3 analysis multiple linear regression model showed total score health literacy positively correlated family annual income mother education negatively correlated father education length sitting standardized regression coefficient comparison father education 032 family annual income 015 mother education 009 average daily sitting time 002 father education greatest impact followed family annual income length sitting positively related family annual income mother educational background negatively related total score health literacy standardized regression coefficient comparison annual family income 014 education background mother 013 total score health literacy 002 impact annual family income largest followed education background mother china first second grade high school students generally spend long time sitting every day level health literacy generally low level health literacy sitting time negatively correlated influenced educational background high school students parents family economic levels