Objective: To explore the relationship between 24 h movement behaviors and mobile phone addiction among higher vocational college students, and to examine the mediating role of fear of missing out (FoMO), so as to provide a basis for developing intervention measures for mobile phone addiction. Methods: Using convenience sampling, a questionnaire survey was conducted from March to June 2023 among 1 962 students from 12 higher vocational colleges across Beijing, Shandong Province, Fujian Province, and Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region, China. Assessments were performed using the International Physical Activity Questionnaire Short Form (IPAQ-S), Pittsburgh Sleep Quality Index (PSQI), Mobile Phone Addiction Tendency Scale (MPATS), and Fear of Missing Out Scale (FoMOs). Compositional data analysis and the Bootstrap method were utilized to test the mediating effects. Results: The detection rate of high risk mobile phone addiction among higher vocational college students was 33.2 %. Compositional regression results showed that in the isometric log ratio (ilr) coordinate space, a relative increase in sedentary behavior was significantly associated with an increase in mobile phone addiction and FoMO levels ( B =26.06, 13.44); a relative increase in sleep was significantly associated with a decrease in mobile phone addiction and FoMO levels ( B =-13.53, -6.60 ); a relative increase in moderate to vigorous physical activity (MVPA) was significantly associated with a decrease in mobile phone addiction and FoMO levels ( B =-4.92, -2.18) (all P <0.01). The associations between light physical activity and mobile phone addiction or FoMO levels were not statistically significant ( B =-0.71, 0.27, both P >0.05). FoMO played a significant partial mediating role in the relationships between sedentary behavior, sleep, MVPA, and mobile phone addiction, with indirect effects of 7.54, -4.07, and -2.35, accounting for 28.93%, 30.04%, and 47.72% of the total effects, respectively. The isotemporal substitution model predicted that replacing 15 min of sedentary behavior with 15 min of sleep daily would result in the largest reduction in mobile phone addiction scores among higher vocational college students (0.78 scores). Conclusions Structural imbalance in 24 h movement behaviors among higher vocational college students is associated with mobile phone addiction, and FoMO plays a partial mediating role. Reducing sedentary behavior, ensuring adequate sleep, and increasing MVPA may help lower the risk of mobile phone addiction.

Objective To investigate the incidence of retinopathy of prematurity (ROP) in our hospital and to explore the risk factors of ROP.Methods Premature infants hospitalized in our hospital in January 2010 to December 2012 were chosen,and the gestational ages were less than 36 gestational weeks,birth weights were under 2 500 g.All the cases underwent ROP screening at two weeks after birth,and then they received regular follow-up.Children with systemic conditions and oxygen to the mother during pregnancy,oxygen,preeclampsia,placental abruption,and other factors were analyzed.Results Two hundred and fifty-five cases completed the retinal screening,terminated follow-up after the peripheral retinal neovascularization or disease degradation.We found ROP in 16 cases (26 eyes),ROP prevalence rate was 6.3％ (5.1％),including phase Ⅰ 12 cases,phase Ⅱ3 cases,phase Ⅲ 1 case.Gestational age,birth weight,inhale oxygen time,oxygen concentration,mechanical ventilation were associated with ROP (P ＜ 0.05).Mother oxygen during pregnancy,preeclampsia,placental abruption had nothing to do with the incidence of ROP.Conclusion Premature birth,high concentrations of oxygen,mechanical ventilation are major risk factors of ROP.Timely screening of ROP and found early to do the retinal laser photocoagulation in premature,can control the disease,reduce the blindness rate of premature infants.