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TL;DR
The central finding is that research interest grew rapidly, peaking in 2021, and evolved from initial focuses on PA and health to later topics like behavior, habits, Long COVID, and sleep quality.
Medicine · 6 authors, 3 centres
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The central finding is that research interest grew rapidly, peaking in 2021, and evolved from initial focuses on PA and health to later topics like behavior, habits, Long COVID, and sleep quality.
Results showed a rapid increase in publications, with the USA being the most productive country and the University of London the most productive institution. The most cited study was by Ammar et al. (2020). The authors identify a research gap concerning the long-term effects of pandemic-induced lifestyle changes on individuals and society post-COVID-19. Implications suggest a need for long-term, widescale observations to understand the broader benefits of PA.