Abstract
This comprehensive review aims to synthesize the current literature on the association between objective measurement of light physical activity and overall health assessment in older adults. With the increasing global elderly population, the growing aging population poses significant challenges to healthcare systems worldwide. As individuals age, the risk of chronic diseases, functional decline, and reduced quality of life escalates. Therefore, understanding the relationship between objective measurement of light physical activity and overall health assessment in older adults becomes crucial for promoting healthy aging and designing effective interventions.
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