Sedentary Behaviour Levels and Patterns in Adults with Down Syndrome: Effects of Sex, Age, and Residence Type

This accelerometry study of 34 adults with Down syndrome found that younger individuals (19-36 years) exhibited significantly less sedentary time and shorter sedentary bouts compared to older participants (37-60 years). Residence type also influenced sedentary patterns, with group home residents showing more sedentary bouts on weekends than those living with parents/guardians.