Self-reportedphysicalactivityinpeoplewithlimb-girdlemusculardystrophyandCharcot-Marie-ToothdiseaseinNorway RESEARCHARTICLEOpenAccess

In Norway, self-determination for individuals with ID is both a political and an educational goal (Norwegian White Paper, 2016). However, there is a lack of validated instruments

The research question guiding the study was if lifestyle factors (smoking, alcohol consumption, leisure time physical activity, and BMI) worked as risk factors for self-reported

The Young-HUNT 3 study, 2006-2008, is a population-based, cross-sectional, cohort study of Norwegian youth that includes self-report data on exposure to interpersonal

The cross-sectional study includes 1405 adults from 15 Lithuanian geographical areas (52% response rate). A self-reported questionnaire inquired about xerostomia, sex, age,

The aim of this study was to investigate the cross- sectional and longitudinal association between (1) objectively measured sedentary time and (2) self- reported screen time

Based on data from a general and relatively affluent Norwegian population, we have docu- mented a general, graded association between self-reported childhood difficulties on the

33–36 A recent large study involved a pooled individual participant meta-analysis of self-reported sitting studies published as part of the 2016 Lancet Series on Physical

Faculty of Health Sciences/Department of Community Medicine The association between alcohol consumption and self-rated health among adult Norwegian women A cross-sectional study