Additional file 1: of Associations of discretionary screen time with mortality, cardiovascular disease and cancer are attenuated by strength, fitness and physical activity: findings from the UK Biobank study
Creators: name: Celis-Morales, Carlos
name: Lyall, Donald
name: Steell, Lewis
name: Gray, Stuart
name: Stamatina Iliodromiti
name: Anderson, Jana
name: Mackay, Daniel
name: Welsh, Paul
name: Yates, Thomas
name: Pell, Jill
name: Sattar, Naveed
name: Gill, Jason
Publisher: name: figshare
Year: 2018
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description: Table S1. Number of participants with missing data for covariates. Table S2. Cut-off points for age- and sex-specific physical activity tertiles. Table S3. Cut-off points for age- and sex-specific grip strength tertiles. Table S4. Cut-off points for age- and sex-specific fitness tertiles. Table S5. Cohort characteristics by categories of TV viewing. Table S6. Cohort characteristics by categories of PC screen time. Table S7. Cohort characteristics by age- and sex-specific tertiles of total physical activity. Table S8. Cohort characteristics by age- and sex-specific tertiles of cardiorespiratory fitness. Table S9. Cohort characteristics by age- and sex-specific tertiles of handgrip strength. Table S10. Correlation between TV viewing, total physical activity and grip strength. Figure S1. Cox proportional hazard model of the association of 1-h increments in screen time, TV viewing and PC screen time with CVD and cancer mortality. Figure S2. Cox proportional hazard models of the association of overall discretionary screen time with CVD and cancer mortality by physical activity, fitness and handgrip strength strata. Figure S3. Cox proportional hazard models of the association of overall discretionary TV viewing with CVD and cancer mortality by physical activity, fitness and handgrip strength strata. Figure S4. Cox proportional hazard models of the association of overall discretionary PC screen time with CVD and cancer mortality by physical activity, fitness and handgrip strength strata. Table S11. Cox proportional hazard estimates of the association of overall discretionary screen time with all-cause mortality, CVD and cancer incidence and mortality by physical activity, fitness and handgrip strength strata. Table S12. Cox proportional hazard estimates of the association of discretionary TV viewing with all-cause mortality, CVD and cancer incidence and mortality by physical activity, fitness and handgrip strength strata. Table S13. Cox proportional hazard estimates of the association of discretionary PC screen time with all-cause mortality, CVD and cancer incidence and mortality by physical activity, fitness and handgrip strength strata. (DOCX 1552Â kb)