Staying at home in the COVID-19 period: Effects on well-being and physical activity in women living with overweight or obesity
David Le Foll,
Olivier Rascle,
Lisa Moyon
et al.
Abstract:Background: Between March and May 2020, the COVID-19 pandemic led governments to take specific lockdown measures. Investigations have defined obesity as a risk factor for disease severity, but none has addressed the effects of lockdown on psychological well-being and physical activity in this population. The objective of the study was to analyze the evolution (before vs. during lockdown) of well-being and physical activity among French adult women living with overweight or obesity. Methods: 250 women, divided … Show more
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