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期刊名:American journal of lifestyle medicine

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ISSN:1559-8276

e-ISSN:1559-8284

IF/分区:1.9/Q3

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Physical activity may promote sleep, but few studies examined whether vigorous exercise is associated with difficulty falling asleep or waking in the middle of the night. This study examined the relationship between these variables. The Adv...
Camilla Cocchi,Anna Vittoria Mattioli Camilla Cocchi
Obesity in women of reproductive age is a major and growing contributor to adverse pregnancy outcomes and long-term cardiovascular disease (CVD). Pregnancy is increasingly recognized as a physiological stress test that can reveal underlying...
Aliye B Cepni,Cynthia Y Yoon,Craig A Johnston Aliye B Cepni
School-based health promotion programs are widely implemented to improve dietary behaviors, physical activity, and other lifestyle-related outcomes of children and adolescents. However, the effectiveness of interventions is often inconsiste...
Joseph E Safdieh,Joshua Weaver Joseph E Safdieh
Recent reforms in medical education have sought to improve student wellbeing by reducing stressors through structural changes such as pass/fail grading and the removal of high-stakes benchmarks. Despite these efforts, levels of anxiety, unc...
Danielle Grew,Emily Grech,Kelly Lambert et al. Danielle Grew et al.
Chronic conditions linked to Western dietary patterns, together with the environmental impacts of high animal product consumption, highlight the need for scalable lifestyle medicine education strategies that support shifts toward plant-base...
Petros C Dinas; Research Group;Constantine Zalagkitis,Marianthi Karaventza,Nikolaos Ntelis et al. Petros C Dinas; Research Group;Constantine Zalagkitis et al.
The aim of this systematic review and meta-analysis (registration: CRD420251179983) was to examine the combined effects of diet and physical activity interventions on depression and anxiety in adult populations of any health status. Eligibi...
Amy B Locke,Brittany L Sisco-Taylor,Xuechen Wang et al. Amy B Locke et al.
The objective of this study was to examine the cardiometabolic health of patients receiving a primary care-embedded dietitian administered health coaching intervention. We performed an observational analysis of clinical and questionnaire da...
Jaye E McLaren,Lauren R Moo,Andrew H Nguyen et al. Jaye E McLaren et al.
Introduction: Nonpharmacological lifestyle interventions can prevent age-related cognitive decline, but people find adhering to healthy habits challenging. The Aging Well through Interaction and Scientific Education - Act...