Investigating the Facets of Physical Activity Related to Schoolbag Carriage- Highlighting the Lacunae that Exists

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Aparna Mukhopadhyay
Aparna Mukhopadhyay
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Ruchira Mukherjee
Ruchira Mukherjee
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Rajarshi Chanda
Rajarshi Chanda
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Devashish Sen
Devashish Sen
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Subhashis Sahu
Subhashis Sahu
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Schoolbag carriage is the most common physical activity performed among school children. The relevant scientific explorations in this regard, has entailed investigation of consequent pain, muscle activity and related fatigue. General fatigue reportedly alters the sensation of thirst and salivary viscosity. Fatigue, thirst and saliva viscosity is also related to neurological performance and alacrity. Moreover, general fatigue is also reflected in eye muscles and visual processing is an integral part of learning in school children. The purpose of this review is to explore these facets of physical activity in relation to schoolbag carriage and in the process extracting the lacunae that exists in exploring the physical activity schoolbag carriage.

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Aparna Mukhopadhyay. 2026. \u201cInvestigating the Facets of Physical Activity Related to Schoolbag Carriage- Highlighting the Lacunae that Exists\u201d. Global Journal of Medical Research - K: Interdisciplinary GJMR-K Volume 22 (GJMR Volume 22 Issue K4): .

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School bus safety, school transportation, child safety, roadway hazards, vehicle safety, accident prevention, traffic safety, student transport.
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Schoolbag carriage is the most common physical activity performed among school children. The relevant scientific explorations in this regard, has entailed investigation of consequent pain, muscle activity and related fatigue. General fatigue reportedly alters the sensation of thirst and salivary viscosity. Fatigue, thirst and saliva viscosity is also related to neurological performance and alacrity. Moreover, general fatigue is also reflected in eye muscles and visual processing is an integral part of learning in school children. The purpose of this review is to explore these facets of physical activity in relation to schoolbag carriage and in the process extracting the lacunae that exists in exploring the physical activity schoolbag carriage.

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Investigating the Facets of Physical Activity Related to Schoolbag Carriage- Highlighting the Lacunae that Exists

Aparna Mukhopadhyay
Aparna Mukhopadhyay Presidency University, Kolkata
Ruchira Mukherjee
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Rajarshi Chanda
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Subhashis Sahu
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