Ahmad Delbari, Fatemeh-Sadat Tabatabaei, Hoomaan Ghasemi, Amirali Azimi, Mohammad Bidkhori, Mohammad Saatchi, Mahshid Foroughan, Elham Hooshmand
Prevalence and associated factors of mild cognitive impairment among middle-aged and older adults: Results of the first phase of Ardakan Cohort Study on Aging
Health science reports
supporting childs healthpromoting lifestyle investment future health healthrelated quality life hrqol particularly children overweight obesity may increased risk poor hrqol currently comprehensive evaluation lifestyle factors age relation hrqol healthy children separate child parental proxyreports hrqol lacking aims crosssectional study finland compare healthy elementary schoolaged childrens parents reports childs hrqol view relation lifestyle markers hrqol measured pediatric quality life inventorytm 40 following lifestyle markers leisuretime physical activity met diet quality via validated index escidq sleeping time screen time questionnaires furthermore age bmi recorded data obtained 270 primary schoolaged children 613 years female gender childs older age 813 years high physical activity level less screen time strong predictors higher hrqol childs parental proxyreports means promote healthy lifestyles particularly targeted young children especially boys new ways promote physical activity forms freetime activities sought