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Health and behaviours of Tunisian school youth in an era of rapid epidemiological transition / Aounallah Skhiri, H.;Ben Romdhane, H.;Maire, B.;Elkhdim, H.;Eymard Duvernay, S.;Delpeuch, F.;Achour, N.

Tác giả : Aounallah Skhiri, H.;Ben Romdhane, H.;Maire, B.;Elkhdim, H.;Eymard Duvernay, S.;Delpeuch, F.;Achour, N.

Năm xuất bản : 2009

Chủ đề : 1. Cross-Sectional Studies. 2. Health Behavior. 3. Health Education. 4. Motor Activity. 5. Overweight. 6. Perception. 7. Quality of Life. 8. Questionnaires. 9. Schools. 10. Students.

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1201-1214 To assess youth health behaviours and related quality of life in urban Tunisia, we conducted a cross-sectional survey of a representative sample of 699 secondary-school students. The overweight rate was 20.7%. Most of the sample had an insufficient level of physical activity and were unfamiliar with the recommended frequency of moderate physical activity. Norm-based scores of psychological state were about average, slightly better for boys than girls. Girls perceived themselves to be more stressed than boys. Of all students, 35% declared having smoked a cigarette and 14% having drunk alcohol at least once in their lives. The main sources of health education were mass media [59%] and medical staff [36%]

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