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Associations of accelerometer-derived daily step counts with future health risks: A phenome-wide association study among over 60,000 UK adults.

International journal of nursing studies - 1 Nov 2026

Liu Hao-Yu, Liu Yu-Yang, Ge Xiao-Xuan, Zhang Li-Wen, Bai Jin-Zi, Li Qian-Man, Liu Lu, Gong Ting-Ting, Wu Qi-Jun, Sun Wei, Gao Shan-Yan

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BACKGROUND: Physical inactivity is a critical global public health concern. While guidelines often focus on moderate-to-vigorous physical activity, step-based targets are more feasible for contemporary lifestyles and provide a practical tool for clinicians and nurses to support patient education, lifestyle counseling, and long-term health management. However, evidence linking wearable device-measured daily steps...

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PMID: 42526147
DOI: 10.1016/j.ijnurstu.2026.105638

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