Specifically, those who consumed fewer than one bottle of carbonated drinks per week, had adequate sleep duration (more than 7 h per day), and engaged in shorter sedentary behavior (< 6 h per day) were associated with 39%, 44%, and 17% (marginal significance) lower odds of DS; 37%, 50%, and 24% for AS; and 33%, 54%, and 30% for SS, respectively.Similar associations were also observed in the overall population and among non-only children.
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Association between Chinese only-child university students' psychological symptoms and lifestyle behaviors.
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