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Association of step volume and intensity with all-cause mortality in older women. To evaluate the association of number of steps taken per day and stepping intensity with all-cause mortality in older women. The accelerator data were collected at 30 Hz and aggregated into second, time-stamped epochs. Setting and participants. In total, 18, women participated in this study.
Of these, 17, wore and returned their accelerometer devices, and data were downloaded successfully from 17, devices. Main outcome measure. All-cause mortality as ascertained through the National Death Index or confirmed by medical records and death certificates. Main results. In this cohort of 16, women, average age at baseline was The mean follow-up period was 4.
The median steps per day across quartiles were lowest , , , and highest. The corresponding quartile hazard ratios HRs associated with mortality adjusted for confounders were 1. Similar results were observed using sensitivity analyses that minimized reverse causation bias. While the adjusted analysis of measures of stepping intensity showed an inverse association with mortality rates, these associations were no longer significant after accounting for steps per day. Specifically, adjusted HRs comparing highest to lowest quartile were 0.
Older women who took approximately steps per day had lower all-cause mortality rates during a follow-up period of 4. Stepping intensity, when accounting for number of steps taken per day, was not associated with reduction in mortality rates in older women.
