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During summer, children may meet fewer 24 hours Movement Guidelines (24 hr-MGs) [moderate-vigorous physical activity (PA): ≥60 minutes/day, screen time: ≤2 hours/day, sleep: 9-11 hours/day) compared with the school year. Structured environments within community settings (, summer programs) support guideline adherence. Information about the relationship between structured home environments and 24 hr-MGs is needed.
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Background: Objective sleep measures obtained from actigraphy (wrist-worn accelerometry) reveal sleep disruption patterns and may serve as indicators of neurodegenerative disease. However, whether individuals' subjective account of their sleep quality corresponds to objective sleep measurements from the previous night is an area little studied. In particular, whether neurodegenerative disease modifies these associations is unknown.
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