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Layered Social Risks Linked to Unhealthy Behaviors in Chinese Teens
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Layered Social Risks Linked to Unhealthy Behaviors in Chinese Teens
A cross-sectional study of 3,377 adolescents in Zhengzhou, China, links higher perceived socio-ecological risk across individual, family, school, community, policy, and cultural levels to significantly greater odds of irregular diet, inactivity, short sleep, long screen time, smoking, and drinking.
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