ArticleHealthcare (Basel, Switzerland)2026
The Number of Chronic Conditions and Domain-Specific Movement Behaviours Among People Aged ≥15 Years: Findings from the 2019 Serbian National Health Survey.
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objectivesPrevious studies have linked chronic conditions and multimorbidity to lower physical activity, but evidence across individual movement behaviours remains limited. We examined associations between the number of self-reported chronic diseases and conditions and transport-related walking, leisure time physical activity, muscle-strengthening activity and sedentary behaviour among people aged ≥15 years in Serbia.
methodsNationally representative 2019 Serbian National Health Survey data were analysed (
resultsOverall, 51.4% reported no condition, 18.0% one and 30.6% two or more. All outcomes were associated with condition status before adjustment, but most associations were attenuated after including functional mobility. After full adjustment, an overall association remained only for muscle-strengthening activity on <2 days/week (Wald F = 5.13;
conclusionsAssociations differed across movement behaviour domains and were attenuated particularly after including functional mobility. The number of conditions alone only partially accounted for observed differences in movement behaviours.
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