Late reporting was concentrated among a small number of manufacturers, with 3 manufacturers and 13 devices accounting for 54.8% of all late reports between 2019 and 2022.
Researchers identified a J-shaped dose–response relationship, with minimal anxiety risk at six sedentary hours per day but a steep increase beyond this threshold, while walking for more than ten minutes on most days mitigated this effect.
The U.S. Preventive Services Task Force finds inadequate evidence to recommend for or against routine food insecurity screening in primary care settings, despite affecting 12.8% of American households and disproportionately impacting minority populations.