Smartphone use has become increasingly popular and almost all age cohorts engage in
smartphone usage for a wide variety of activities. This study aims to investigate the …

The role of physical activity (PA) in minimizing non-communicable diseases is well
established. Measurement bias can be reduced via ecological momentary assessments …

Background Global health systems are confronting challenges that intersect climate change
with evolving communicable and non-communicable public health risks. Addressing these …

Background Indigenous youth in settler nations are susceptible to poor mental health due to
complex intergenerational systemic inequities. Research has shown benefits of cultural …

The objective of the Every Walk You Take initiative was to co-design and test, in a pilot
study, a sustainable mHealth intervention prototype (mobile app) to promote physical …

Background The physical inactivity pandemic not only has a negative impact on the physical
and mental health of children and youth, but it is also a key contributor to the non …

This qualitative study is part of Smart Indigenous Youth, a digital health community trial
involving rural schools in Saskatchewan, Canada. Secondary school administrators and …

Ubiquitous use of smartphones among youth poses significant challenges related to non-
communicable diseases, including poor mental health. Although traditional survey …

Introduction Non-communicable diseases (NCDs) pose a significant health burden in India,
with preventable risk factors contributing to their prevalence. In rural populations …

Physical inactivity is the fourth leading risk factor of mortality globally. Hence, understanding
the physical activity (PA) patterns of youth is essential to manage and mitigate non …