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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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Christina D Pastan,Steven Eisen,Matthew Finkelman et al. Christina D Pastan et al.
Purpose/Objectives. The aims of this study were to assess first-year dental students' attitudes and perceptions of diaphragmatic breathing (DB) and compare students with and without performance anxiety in terms of their attitudes and percep...
Elizabeth A Richards,Sharon L Christ,Shirley Rietdyk et al. Elizabeth A Richards et al.
Background: Physical activity (PA) is associated with gait speed, and both are recognized predictors of important health outcomes. The role of social context, such as PA of one's spouse, in the association between PA and gait speed is large...
Everett Barnes,Marika Jeltema,Angela Shimoda et al. Everett Barnes et al.
Lifestyle education is a key component of healthcare, particularly primary care. Multiple studies have shown that dedicated patient education on lifestyle topics, in addition to medication management, creates the most positive outcomes. Imp...
David S Greene,Nancy Dunavant King David S Greene
Positive humor and laughter have long been associated with health and well-being. Although evidence exists that positive humor can be strengthened, there is no evidence that these findings can be generalized to people living with diabetes. ...
Natalie Finlinson,Jordyn Lacey,Daniel Christensen et al. Natalie Finlinson et al.
Wilderness recreation has become increasingly popular in the US over the last few decades; with adolescents and young adults making up 20% of participants. While outdoor recreation has many benefits, there is also risk of injury. It is hypo...
Kristen J Neises Kristen J Neises
The rapid growth of the older adult population and the increasing burden of chronic disease require coordinated, prevention-focused models of care. Lifestyle medicine (LM) provides evidence-based therapeutic interventions that target nutrit...
Erin Sinai,Guangying Zhou,Won Shin et al. Erin Sinai et al.
The Nutrition and Medicine program at Creighton University School of Medicine aimed to bridge the gap between medical education and the role of nutrition in patient care. Recognizing the limited nutrition education in the medical curriculum...
Isabelle S Ilan,Pamela Perepelitsky,Crystal Chukwurah et al. Isabelle S Ilan et al.
Each year, the American College of Lifestyle Medicine (ACLM) grants the Donald A. Pegg Student Leadership Award to four medical students who have shown exceptional commitment to advancing lifestyle medicine at their schools and in their com...