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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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Alexis Bell,Gabrielle Turner-McGrievy,Enid A Keseko et al. Alexis Bell et al.
African Americans (AAs) tend to have unhealthy eating behaviors, less physical activity (PA) participation, and higher stress levels compared to people who are White. These variables also have bidirectional relationships. Ecological Momenta...
Kamalie Thomas,Michael J Rovito,Keith Brazendale Kamalie Thomas
The objective of this systematic review is to evaluate the methodological quality of multidimensional lifestyle interventions among university students to improve nutrition and physical activity related outcomes. A critical evaluation of ta...
Johanna M Seddon,Dikha De Johanna M Seddon
Age-related macular degeneration (AMD) is a leading cause of irreversible vision loss among older adults, with both genetic and modifiable risk factors contributing to disease progression. Robust prospective evidence demonstrates that dieta...
Amalia Sidossis,Konstantinos D Tambalis,Catherine Itsiopoulos et al. Amalia Sidossis et al.
The Traditional Mediterranean Physical Activity (TMPA) pattern, characterized by daily, incidental, and socially embedded movement, represents a core yet understudied component of the Mediterranean lifestyle. Unlike structured exercise, TMP...
Magdalena Pasarica,Katherine D Daly,Asli C Yalim et al. Magdalena Pasarica et al.
Burnout has emerged as a growing epidemic within healthcare systems. This study evaluated whether an innovative Health Promotion educational Program (HPEP), tailored to practicing healthcare workers, could promote positive behaviors and imp...
Lauren R Sastre,Brandon Stroud,Alexis Schroeder et al. Lauren R Sastre et al.
"Food is Medicine" (FIM) interventions address nutrition, however, few address other mediators of health like physical activity (PA). This study examined the acceptability and impact of PA support and resources integrated in the Fresh Start...
Scott Moore,Ashley Riley,Cassadi Forman et al. Scott Moore et al.
The United States spends more on health care than any other nation, yet hundreds of thousands of Americans die each year from conditions that could be prevented through basic lifestyle changes. Although about 80% of premature deaths are lin...
Benjamin Kligler,Jonathan Bonnet,Stephen Dahmer et al. Benjamin Kligler et al.
The time has come for health care organizations, practitioners, and patients to unite behind a clear, compelling message of healing as the organizing principle of our health care system, and take concrete steps to make that message routine ...
Larissa Dos Santos Leonel,Thais Reichert,Rodrigo Sudatti Delevatti Larissa Dos Santos Leonel
This study examined the effects of different weekly frequencies (2 vs three sessions) of combined aquatic training on anthropometric, functional fitness, hemodynamic, and psychosocial outcomes in adults and older adults. A pragmatic non-ran...
Leonard Gashugi,Jisoo Oh,Andrew Mashchak et al. Leonard Gashugi et al.
Longevity and lower incidence of chronic disease of Seventh-day Adventists in North America are well documented. Seventh-day Adventists, in general, follow healthy lifestyle compared to the general population even though there is some varia...