Patterns and associated factors of accelerometer-measured physical activity in the metropolitan areas of Singapore and Berlin - comparative analysis of the Singapore population health studies and the German National Cohort (NAKO).

BMC Public Health · 2025 · PMC12093802 · PMID 40399849

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Separate multivariable regression analyses for Singapore and Berlin suggest that among Singapore participants, MVPA was negatively associated with other than Chinese ethnicities (-7.8 [-15.2;-0.5]), and with unemployment (-8.7 [-17.5;0.2]; borderline significant) (Fig. 3 – 5 ).

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