Long-Term Leisure-Time Physical Activity Intensity and All-Cause and Cause-Specific Mortality: A Prospective Cohort of US Adults

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116,221 adults, 30 years of follow-up, self-reported leisure-time activity averaged over up to 15 repeats. Moderate and vigorous activity mutually adjusted and also adjusted for sleep duration, diet, BMI, smoking and alcohol. Moderate minutes a week against 0 to 19: 20 to 74, 0.91; 75 to 149, 0.84; 150 to 224, 0.80; 225 to 299, 0.79; 300 to 374, 0.74; 375 to 449, 0.74; 450 to 599, 0.69; 600 or more, 0.68. Vigorous against none: 1 to 74, 0.87; 75 to 149, 0.81; 150 to 224, 0.79; 225 to 299, 0.77; 300 to 374, 0.78; 375 to 449, 0.73; 450 to 599, 0.76; 600 or more, 0.74. Aellic interpolates between category midpoints and smooths the non-monotone vigorous tail to 0.74 from 375 minutes.

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