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The association between 24-hr movement patterns and self-harm incidence in adolescence
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Self-harm is a pressing public health issue, particularly among adolescents. Physical activity is associated with reduced self-harm among youths, but evidence is limited. Most studies rely on self-reported measures and are primarily focused on moderate-to-vigorous physical activity (MVPA), often overlooking the role of light-intensity physical activity (LIPA). To address these gaps, we investigated the prospective associations between accelerometer-measured 24-hr movements and subsequent self-harm in adolescents.
Keywords:
Non-suicidal self-harm
youth mental health
light-intensity physical activity
compositional data analysis
Millennium Cohort Study
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