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Physical Inactivity
Physical Inactivity in Alabama
Alabama

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Alabama Value:

31.5%

Percentage of adults who reported doing no physical activity or exercise other than their regular job in the past 30 days

Alabama Rank:

49

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Percentage of adults who reported doing no physical activity or exercise other than their regular job in the past 30 days




Physical Inactivity Trends

Percentage of adults who reported doing no physical activity or exercise other than their regular job in the past 30 days

Trend: Physical Inactivity in Alabama, United States, 2022 Annual Report

Percentage of adults who reported doing no physical activity or exercise other than their regular job in the past 30 days

Alabama
United States
Source:

 CDC, Behavioral Risk Factor Surveillance System

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Physical Inactivity

Trend: Physical Inactivity in Alabama, United States, 2022 Annual Report

Percentage of adults who reported doing no physical activity or exercise other than their regular job in the past 30 days

Alabama
United States
Source:

 CDC, Behavioral Risk Factor Surveillance System







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