Scientific Reports,
Год журнала:
2021,
Номер
11(1)
Опубликована: Дек. 15, 2021
During
lockdowns
associated
with
the
COVID-19
pandemic,
individuals
have
experienced
poor
sleep
quality
and
regularity,
changes
in
lifestyle
behaviours,
heightened
depression
anxiety.
However,
inter-relationship
relative
strength
of
those
behaviours
on
mental
health
outcomes
is
still
unknown.
We
collected
data
between
12
May
15
June
2020
from
1048
South
African
adults
(age:
32.76
±
14.43
years;
n
=
767
female;
473
students)
using
an
online
questionnaire.
Using
structural
equation
modelling,
we
investigated
how
insomnia
symptoms,
exercise
intensity/frequency
sitting/screen-use
(sedentary
screen-use)
interacted
to
predict
depressive
anxiety-related
symptoms
before
during
lockdown.
also
controlled
for
effects
sex
student
status.
Irrespective
lockdown,
(a)
more
severe
greater
sedentary
screen-use
predicted
anxiety
(b)
were
mediated
by
insomnia.
The
physical
activity
outcomes,
however,
only
significant
Low
symptom
severity,
which
turn
increased
symptoms.
Overall,
relationships
study
variables
amplified
findings
highlight
importance
maintaining
reducing
promote
better
health.
Child and Adolescent Mental Health,
Год журнала:
2021,
Номер
27(2), С. 173 - 189
Опубликована: Авг. 28, 2021
The
COVID-19
pandemic
has
posed
an
unprecedented
threat
to
global
mental
health.
Children
and
adolescents
may
be
more
susceptible
health
impacts
related
their
vulnerable
developmental
stage,
fear
of
infection,
home
confinement,
suspension
regular
school
extracurricular
activities,
physical
distancing
mandates,
larger
scale
threats
such
as
financial
recessions
associated
impacts.
Our
objective
was
review
existing
evidence
the
pandemic's
impact
on
children
<19
years
age
identify
personal
contextual
factors
that
enhance
risk
or
confer
protection
in
relation
outcomes.
Journal of sport and health science/Journal of Sport and Health Science,
Год журнала:
2021,
Номер
10(6), С. 675 - 689
Опубликована: Июль 6, 2021
The
objective
of
this
scoping
review
was
to
summarize
systematically
the
available
literature
investigating
relationships
between
coronavirus
disease
2019
(COVID-19)
pandemic
and
movement
behaviors
(physical
activity,
sedentary
behavior,
sleep)
school-aged
children
(aged
5-11
years)
youth
12-17
in
first
year
COVID-19
outbreak.
Nutrients,
Год журнала:
2021,
Номер
13(5), С. 1449 - 1449
Опубликована: Апрель 24, 2021
Adolescents’
daily
life
has
dramatically
changed
during
the
COVID-19
era
due
to
social
restrictions
that
have
been
imposed,
including
closures
of
schools,
leisure
centers
and
sport
facilities.
The
purpose
this
study
was
examine
levels
well-being
mood
their
relations
with
physical
(in)activity
eating
behaviors
in
adolescents
a
lockdown
period
Greece.
A
total
950
(Mean
Age
=
14.41
years
±
1.63)
participated
web-based
survey
while
education
conducted
online
organized
activities
were
interrupted.
Participants
showed
poor
well-being,
insufficient
activity
moderate
scores
healthy
behavior.
Hierarchical
regression
analysis
that,
after
controlling
for
effect
gender
body
mass
index,
increased
healthier
behavior
predicted
better
(b
0.24,
p
<
0.01
b
0.19,
0.01,
respectively),
whereas
sedentariness
worse
−0.16,
0.01).
Furthermore,
it
revealed
days
per
week
stronger
predictor
than
minutes
week,
both
in-house
out-of-house
beneficial.
Considering
our
below
threshold
recommended
by
World
Health
Organization
as
indicative
possible
depressive
symptoms,
measures
increase
activity,
decrease
improve
should
become
priority
communities
policy
makers.
International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health,
Год журнала:
2021,
Номер
18(16), С. 8433 - 8433
Опубликована: Авг. 10, 2021
Social
isolation
caused
by
the
COVID-19
pandemic
has
drastically
affected
lifestyles:
from
sedentary
behaviors
to
reduced
physical
activity,
disrupted
sleep
patterns
altered
dietary
habits.
As
a
consequence,
serious
mental
and
emotional
responses
have
been
registered.
There
was
significant
decline
in
other
meaningful
activities
of
daily
living,
leisure,
social
education.
In
children,
collateral
effects
include
inadequate
nutrition
with
risk
both
overweight
underweight,
addiction
screens,
lack
schooling,
psychosocial
difficulties.
Older
adults
are
frequently
unable
adapt
lockdown
measures
suffer
depression
cognitive
complaints.
Recent
studies
focusing
on
changes
lifestyle
during
Covid-19
consequences
health
identified
PubMed/Medline,
Scopus,
Embase,
ScienceDirect.
All
available
literature
retrospectively
reviewed.
The
results
present
narrative
review
suggest
that
distress
seems
be
linked
not
only
personality
characteristics
but
also
several
components
(sleep
disruption,
eating
habits,
activity).
This
aims
explore
major
quality
life
impact
these
health,
inform
clinicians
policymakers
about
elements
may
reduce
negative
psychological
quarantine
period
imposed
this
worldwide
crisis.
is
an
urgent
need
for
tailored
preventive,
diagnostic,
therapeutic
interventions
general
population
higher
groups.
International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health,
Год журнала:
2021,
Номер
18(21), С. 11286 - 11286
Опубликована: Окт. 27, 2021
The
aim
of
this
meta-analysis
was
to
quantify
the
change
in
sedentary
time
during
COVID-19
pandemic
and
its
effect
on
health
outcomes
general
population.
One
thousand
six
hundred
one
articles
published
after
2019
were
retrieved
from
five
databases,
which
64
40
included
systematic
review
meta-analysis,
respectively.
Studies
grouped
according
population:
children
(<18
years),
adults
(18-64
years)
older
(>65
years).
Average
calculated,
with
sub-analyses
performed
by
country,
behaviour
type
outcomes.
Children
most
affected,
increasing
their
159.5
±
142.6
min
day-1,
followed
(+126.9
42.2
day-1)
(+46.9
22.0
day-1).
There
no
sex
differences
any
age
group.
Screen
only
consistently
measured
accounted
for
46.8%
57.2%
total
adults,
Increases
negatively
correlated
global
mental
health,
depression,
anxiety
quality
life,
irrespective
age.
Whilst
lockdown
affected
all
groups,
more
than
or
highlighting
population
as
a
key
intervention
target.
As
lockdowns
ease
worldwide,
strategies
should
be
employed
reduce
spent
sedentary.
Trial
registration:
PROSPERO
(CRD42020208909).
Annals of the New York Academy of Sciences,
Год журнала:
2022,
Номер
1520(1), С. 53 - 73
Опубликована: Дек. 20, 2022
Abstract
The
COVID‐19
pandemic
and
its
accompanying
infection
control
measures
introduced
sudden
significant
disruptions
to
the
lives
of
children
adolescents
around
world.
Given
potential
for
negative
impacts
on
mental
health
youths
as
a
result
these
changes,
we
conducted
systematic
review
meta‐analysis
examine
prevalence
depressive
symptoms,
anxiety
sleep
disturbances
in
during
pandemic.
We
searched
major
literature
databases
relevant
cross‐sectional
or
longitudinal
studies
that
included
primary
secondary
school
students
≤18
years
age.
Prevalence
values
were
extracted,
logit‐transformed,
pooled.
Based
191
with
1,389,447
adolescents,
found
pooled
be
31%,
42%,
respectively.
Age,
grade
levels,
education
gender,
geographical
regions,
electronics
use
correlated
symptoms.
symptoms
also
increased
time,
although
signs
recovery
stabilization
observed.
Overall,
results
from
this
demonstrate
need
research,
monitoring,
intervention
current
future
pandemics.
Brain Sciences,
Год журнала:
2023,
Номер
13(4), С. 569 - 569
Опубликована: Март 28, 2023
Sleep
changes
significantly
throughout
the
human
lifespan.
Physiological
modifications
in
sleep
regulation,
common
with
many
mammals
(especially
circadian
rhythms),
predispose
adolescents
to
loss
until
early
adulthood.
Adolescents
are
one-sixth
of
all
beings
and
at
high
risk
for
mental
diseases
(particularly
mood
disorders)
self-injury.
This
has
been
attributed
incredible
number
occurring
a
limited
time
window
that
encompasses
rapid
biological
psychosocial
modifications,
which
teens
at-risk
behaviors.
Adolescents’
patterns
have
investigated
as
biunivocal
cause
potential
damaging
conditions,
insufficient
may
be
both
consequence
health
problems.
The
recent
COVID-19
pandemic
particular
made
detrimental
contribution
adolescents’
quality.
In
this
review,
we
aim
summarize
knowledge
field
explore
implications
(and
future
adults’)
physical
health,
well
outline
strategies
prevention.
American Journal of Preventive Medicine,
Год журнала:
2021,
Номер
61(4), С. e161 - e169
Опубликована: Май 19, 2021
The
COVID-19
pandemic
may
have
negatively
impacted
children's
weight
status
owing
to
the
closure
of
schools,
increased
food
insecurity
and
reliance
on
ultraprocessed
foods,
reduced
opportunities
for
outdoor
activity.In
this
interrupted
time-series
study,
height
were
collected
from
children
(n=1,770
children,
mean
age=8.7
years,
55.3%
male,
64.6%
Black)
transformed
into
BMI
z-score
in
each
August/September
2017
2020.
Mixed-effects
linear
regression
estimated
yearly
change
before
year
(i.e.,
2017-2019)
during
2019-2020).
Subgroup
analyses
by
sex,
race
Black,
White,
other
race),
(overweight
or
obese
normal
weight),
grade
lower=kindergarten-2nd
upper=3rd-6th
grade)
conducted.Before
pandemic,
was
+0.03
(95%
CI=
-0.10,
0.15).
Change
+0.34
CI=0.21,
0.47),
an
acceleration
+0.31
CI=0.19,
0.44).
For
girls
boys,
accelerated
+0.33
CI=0.16,
0.50)
+0.29
CI=0.12,
0.46),
respectively,
year.
Acceleration
observed
who
Black
(+0.41,
95%
0.61)
White
(+0.22,
CI=0.06,
0.39).
classified
as
weight,
+0.58
CI=0.40,
0.76).
Yearly
lower
elementary/primary
(+0.23,
CI=0.08,
0.37)
upper
(+0.42,
CI=0.42,
0.63)
children.If
similar
accelerations
occurred
across
world,
public
health
interventions
address
rapid
unhealthy
gain
will
be
urgently
needed.
