Changes
in
Swedish
university
students'
lifestyle
behaviors
during
the
COVID-19
pandemic
are
unknown.
This
study
aimed
to
assess
physical
activity,
sitting
time,
meal
frequency
and
risk
substance
use
(alcohol,
tobacco,
illicit
of
drugs)
students
before
first
six
months
pandemic,
for
all
stratified
by
age
sex.Data
were
obtained
from
Sustainable
University
Life
cohort
which
web-based
surveys
sent
repeatedly
one
year.
Baseline
assessment
(before
pandemic)
was
between
August
2019-March
2020,
follow-up
1
(FU1)
March-June
2
(FU2)
June-September
2020.
Participants
reported
weekly
minutes
daily
hours,
intake
different
meals,
motivation
eating
irregularly,
if
so.
Also,
harmful
alcohol,
tobacco
drugs
assessed.
Population
means
differences
with
95%
confidence
intervals
(95%
CI)
time
points
calculated
Generalized
Estimating
Equations.1877
(73%
women,
mean
26.5
years)
answered
baseline
survey.
Weekly
exercise
decreased
-5.7
min
CI:
-10.0,
-1.5)
-7.7
-12.6,
-2.8)
FU1
FU2,
respectively.
activities
increased
5.6
0.3,
11.7)
14.2
7.9,
20.5)
FU2.
Daily
-1.4
h
-1.7,
-1.2)
Breakfast
0.2
days
per
week
0.1,
0.3)
Lunch
-0.2
-0.2,
-0.1)
-0.3,
-0.0)
Dinner
-0.1
both
Only
minor
observed.
Similar
changes
observed
analyses
sex.Lifestyle
slightly
improved
compared
before.ClinicalTrials.gov,
NCT04465435
.
10/07/2020.
Summary
Many
obesity
risk
factors
have
increased
during
the
COVID‐19
pandemic,
including
physical
inactivity,
poor
diet,
stress,
and
poverty.
The
aim
of
this
systematic
review
was
to
evaluate
impact
as
well
associated
lockdowns
or
restrictions,
on
weight
change
in
children
adults.
We
searched
five
databases
from
January
2020
November
2021.
included
only
longitudinal
studies
with
measures
before
pandemic
that
evaluated
weight,
body
mass
index
(BMI)
(or
BMI
z
‐scores
for
children),
waist
circumference,
prevalence
obesity.
Random
effects
meta‐analyses
were
conducted
obtain
pooled
estimates
mean
difference
outcomes.
Subgroups
age
groups
diabetes
at
baseline.
bias
assessed
using
a
modified
version
Newcastle‐Ottawa
Scale,
certainty
evidence
Grading
Recommendations,
Assessment,
Development
Evaluation
(GRADE)
approach.
A
total
74
(3,213,776
participants):
31
children,
41
adults,
2
In
1.65
kg
(95%
confidence
interval
[CI]:
0.40,
2.90;
9
studies)
0.13
CI
0.10,
0.17;
20
‐scores,
by
2%
1%,
3%;
12
studies).
0.93
0.54,
1.33;
27
0.38
kg/m
0.21,
0.55;
25
BMI,
1%
0%,
11
circumference
1.03
cm
−0.08,
2.15;
4
There
considerable
heterogeneity
observed
all
outcomes
both
GRADE
very
low
During
first
year
small
but
potentially
clinically
significant
increases
gain,
adults
observed.
Increases
greater
targeted
prevention
interventions
may
be
warranted.
Frontiers in Nutrition,
Год журнала:
2022,
Номер
9
Опубликована: Май 20, 2022
This
current
study
aims
to
assess
the
prevalence
and
factors
associated
with
body
mass
index
(BMI),
dietary
patterns,
extent
of
physical
activities
among
university
students
following
prolonged
coronavirus
disease
2019
(COVID-19)
lockdown
in
Bangladesh.
Frontiers in Psychology,
Год журнала:
2022,
Номер
13
Опубликована: Март 4, 2022
The
COVID-19
pandemic
has
pressed
a
pause
button
on
global
economic
development,
and
induced
significant
mental
health
problems.
In
order
to
demonstrate
the
progressed
relationship
between
pandemic,
slowdown,
burden,
we
overviewed
global-level
gross
domestic
product
changes
problems
variation
since
outbreak
of
COVID-19,
reviewed
comprehensively
specific
sectors
influenced
by
including
international
trade,
worldwide
travel,
education
system,
healthcare
individual
employment.
We
hope
provide
timely
evidence
help
with
promotion
policymakers’
effective
strategies
in
mitigating
losses
pandemic;
suggest
different
governments
or
policy
makers
countries
share
information
experience
dealing
COVID-19-induced
slowdown
promote
vaccine
popularization
plan
protect
every
against
coronavirus
essentially;
appeal
collaboration
minimize
stigmatization
related
adverse
consequences
increase
wellbeings
people
all
over
world.
International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health,
Год журнала:
2022,
Номер
19(9), С. 5550 - 5550
Опубликована: Май 3, 2022
The
COVID-19
pandemic
has
forced
schools
and
universities
to
shift
their
activities
online,
influencing
the
adoption
of
health-related
behaviours
such
as
physical
activity
healthy
dietary
habits.
present
study
investigates
changes
in
adherence
a
diet
regular
university
students
Italy
before
during
understands
role
sociodemographic
variables
creating
above.
We
conducted
repeated
cross-sectional
survey
performing
same
sampling
strategy
at
first
data
collection
(T0)
second
(T1)
with
combination
convenience
snowball
approaches.
sample
is
composed
total
2001
students,
60.2%
women
39.8%
men,
an
average
age
22.7
(±5.5
SD).
At
T1,
39.9%
reported
activity.
During
pandemic,
however,
many,
especially
male
abandoned
or
reduced
practice
(T1
40%),
increase
social
media
use
(T0
52.1%;
T1
90%).
A
direct
association
between
very
low
frequency
increased
sedentary
time
(r
=
0.2,
p
0.001)
change
style
Body
Mass
Index
(BMI)
value
0.3,
0.002)
was
found.
multivariate
analysis
for
showed
that
some
gender,
age,
parents'
level
education,
area
study,
household
type,
perception
one's
body
influence
eating
Our
findings
suggest
should
invest
protection
promotion
health
specific
awareness
programmes,
further
research
repeat
post-lockdown
period
investigate
long-term
effects
on
behaviours.
Abstract
Background
In
Saudi
Arabia,
stay-at-home
orders
to
address
the
coronavirus
disease
2019
(COVID-19)
pandemic
between
March
15
and
23,
2020
eased
on
May
28,
2020.
We
conducted
a
scoping
review
systematically
describe
physical
activity
sedentary
behavior
in
Arabia
associated
with
timing
of
lockdown.
Methods
searched
six
databases
December
13,
2021
for
articles
published
English
or
Arabic
from
2018
search
date.
Studies
must
have
reported
data
any
age
measured
behavior.
Results
Overall,
286
records
were
found;
after
excluding
duplicates,
209
screened,
19
studies
included
review.
cross-sectional,
4
prospective
cohorts.
Three
children
adolescents
(age:
2–18
years),
16
adults
15–99
years).
Data
collection
periods
<
=
5
months,
17
collecting
only,
one
study
2020–2021,
2021.
The
median
analytic
sample
size
was
363
(interquartile
range
262–640).
children/adolescents
collected
behaviors
online
at
time
using
parental
reporting,
also
allowing
self-reporting.
All
three
found
that
lower
during
and/or
following
lockdown
than
before
Two
screen
time,
television
watching,
playing
video
games
higher
Sixteen
adult
assessed
activity,
utilizing
self-reporting
accelerometry.
Physical
exercise,
walking,
park
visits
all
Six
self-report.
Sitting
(4
studies)
(2
Conclusions
Among
children,
adolescents,
adults,
consistently
indicated
short-term,
decreased
increased
conjunction
movement
restrictions.
Given
widespread
impact
other
health
behaviors,
it
would
be
important
continue
tracking
post-lockdown
identify
subpopulations
may
not
returned
their
pre-pandemic
levels
focus
intervention
efforts.
Foods,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
13(2), С. 297 - 297
Опубликована: Янв. 17, 2024
The
COVID-19
pandemic
affected
agri-food
systems
worldwide.
However,
while
the
impacts
differed
from
one
country/region
to
another,
scholarly
literature
seems
focus
on
developed
countries
in
Global
North.
Consequently,
this
review
scrutinizes
pandemic's
Near
East
and
North
Africa
(NENA)
region.
A
search
Web
of
Science
March
2023
generated
334
documents,
which
151
were
eligible
for
inclusion
systematic
review.
According
bibliometric
analysis,
most
active
nations
are
Saudi
Arabia,
Egypt,
Jordan,
United
Arab
Emirates,
Lebanon.
In
general,
coverage
studies
is
better
Gulf
region
than
less
those
suffering
wars
(cf.
Libya,
Syria,
Yemen).
Studies
generally
crop
production
downstream
food
chain
distribution
consumption).
While
influenced
every
pillar
security,
research
concentrates
access
utilization.
Meanwhile,
lion's
share
deals
with
socio-economic
effects,
especially
linked
(in)security
health.
pandemic,
laid
bare
system
vulnerabilities,
should
be
seized
foster
transition
towards
more
resilient
NENA
British Journal Of Nutrition,
Год журнала:
2022,
Номер
129(11), С. 1916 - 1928
Опубликована: Авг. 10, 2022
Abstract
The
COVID-19
pandemic
has
impacted
college
students’
lifestyles
and
placed
them
at
a
greater
risk
of
obesity
food
insecurity.
purpose
the
systematic
review
was
to
consolidate
evidence
for
effect
Covid-19
on
dietary
quality,
habits,
body
weight
security
status.
A
comprehensive
literature
search
conducted
utilising
various
databases
including
Google
Scholar,
MEDLINE,
ScienceDirect,
Embase
Scopus
identify
relevant
studies.
To
be
incorporated
in
this
review,
studies
had
include
higher
education
students,
measure
prevalence
insecurity
assess
changes
during
pandemic.
showed
that
diet
quality
students
compromised
many
nations
due
decrease
intake
whole
grains,
dairy
products,
legumes,
nuts,
fruits
vegetables
increase
consumption
alcohol,
confectionery
products
refined
grains.
There
an
frequency
cooking,
binge
eating,
breakfast
skipping
unhealthy
snacking.
These
modifications,
return,
were
associated
with
changes,
no
less
than
20
30
%
gaining
also
status
over
30%
being
insecure
worldwide.
outbreak
exacerbated
habits
under
high
gain
Higher
institutions
governments
should
improve
access
nutritious
foods
incorporate
nutrition
interventions
curricula.
Stress and Health,
Год журнала:
2022,
Номер
39(1), С. 4 - 34
Опубликована: Июнь 14, 2022
Abstract
The
2019
coronavirus
pandemic
forced
the
shift
to
distance
education
aggravating
mental
and
physical
vulnerabilities
of
undergraduate
students,
including
sleep.
This
review
aims
describe
sleep
problem
rates
prevalence,
pattern
disruption,
duration,
quality,
insomnia
symptoms,
psychological
socio‐economic
factors
affecting
undergraduates
in
22
countries.
A
systematic
search
for
articles
published
from
2020
2021
using
‘COVID‐19,’
‘Coronavirus,’
‘Pandemic,’
‘Sleep,’
‘Mental
Health,’
‘Students’
PubMed,
Scopus,
Cochrane
yielded
2550
articles,
where
72
were
included.
Selection
criteria
were:
English
full‐text
available
not
postgraduates,
reported
outcomes,
participants
allied
health
courses.
Risk
bias
was
assessed
various
Joanna
Briggs
Institute
checklists
outcomes
descriptively
synthesized.
Prevalence
problems
notable,
while
longitudinal
studies
showed
increased
rates.
There
significantly
disruption
during
lockdowns.
Several
psychological,
behavioural,
environmental,
demographic,
found
be
associated
with
changes.
These
highlight
pandemic's
impact
on
students
reveal
opportunities
institutions
intervene
policies
programs
promote
well‐being
undergraduates.
Limitations
include
recall
underrepresentation
other
study
is
self‐funded
registration
number
RGAO‐2021‐0071.
Nutrients,
Год журнала:
2022,
Номер
14(2), С. 330 - 330
Опубликована: Янв. 13, 2022
The
transition
from
adolescence
to
adulthood
is
a
critical
period
for
the
development
of
healthy
behaviors.
Yet,
it
often
characterized
by
unhealthy
food
choices.
Considering
current
pandemic
scenario,
also
essential
assess
effects
coronavirus
disease-19
(COVID-19)
on
lifestyles
and
diet,
especially
among
young
people.
However,
assessment
dietary
habits
their
determinants
complex
issue
that
requires
innovative
approaches
tools,
such
as
those
based
ecological
momentary
(EMA).
Here,
we
describe
first
phases
"HEALTHY-UNICT"
project,
which
aimed
develop
validate
web-app
EMA
data
students
University
Catania,
Italy.
pilot
study
included
138
(mean
age
24
years,
SD
=
4.2;
75.4%
women),
who
used
week
before
filling
out
frequency
questionnaire
with
validation
purposes.
Dietary
obtained
through
two
tools
showed
moderate
correlations,
lowest
value
butter
margarine
highest
pizza
(Spearman's
correlation
coefficients
0.202
0.699,
respectively).
According
cross-classification
analysis,
percentage
classified
into
same
quartile
ranged
36.9%
vegetable
oil
58.1%
pizza.
In
line
these
findings,
weighted-kappa
values
0.15
0.67
pizza,
most
categories
above
0.4.
This
good
usability
students,
assessed
19-item
scale.
Moreover,
had
potential
evaluate
effect
COVID-19
students'
behaviors
emotions,
showing
impact
sedentary
activities,
level
stress,
depression.
These
although
interesting,
might
be
confirmed
next
HEALTHY-UNICT
aims
characterize
lifestyles,
habits,
relationship
anthropometric
measures
emotions
in
larger
sample
students.
Abstract
Background
There
are
few
studies
that
focus
on
the
impact
of
online
physical
education
teaching
college
students
during
coronavirus
disease
2019
(COVID-19)
pandemic.
This
research
focuses
among
medical
school
in
China
by
comparing
fitness
test
results
for
three
consecutive
years
from
to
2021.
Method
study
is
a
longitudinal
survey.
The
subjects
experiments
were
enrolled
who
completed
student
divided
into
two
groups,
namely,
male
and
female.
indices
included
body
mass
index
(BMI),
vital
capacity
(VC),
50-metre
run,
sit-and-reach,
standing
long
jump,
pull-up
(male),
1000-metre
run
sit-ups
(female)
800-metre
(female).
Repeated
measures
ANOVA
method
was
used
at
time
points
ranging
Greenhouse-Geisser
correction
applied
when
Mauchly’s
hypothesis
did
not
meet
assumption
sphericity,
Bonferroni
pairwise
comparisons.
Results
A
total
3360
(1490
males
1870
females)
tests
proportion
overweight
obesity
significantly
higher
than
female
(28.0%
vs.
12.7%).
For
all
subjects,
2020,
BMI
VC
indexes
improved,
while
800-/1000-metre
running
declined.
In
2021,
except
sit-and-reach
increased.
Conclusion
comparisons
2021
show
effective
improving
items
long-distance
running.
Future
needs
involve
larger
geographically
more
dispersed
sample
further
analyse
effectiveness
education.