Nordvall-Lassen M, et al. - Information from four thousand, nine hundred forty-one mother-child pairs from the Aarhus Birth Cohort (1989-91) were utilized to compare the leisure time physical activity at age 9-11 years of moderately preterm children with that of children born at term. Researchers analysed data using multiple logistic regression with the lowest activity group as a reference group. They reported that 9- to 11-year-old moderately preterm children engaged in sports activities outside the school to a similar extent as their peers and engaged in outdoor activities and sedentary activities for the same duration of time per week as their peers born at term.