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期刊名:European review of aging and physical activity

缩写:EUR REV AGING PHYS A

ISSN:1813-7253

e-ISSN:1861-6909

IF/分区:4.7/Q2

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Yannick Laurent Tchenadoyo Bayala,Louis Sylvain Peng-Wendé Ouedraogo,Abdoul Rahamane Cissé et al. Yannick Laurent Tchenadoyo Bayala et al.
Background: Large Language Models (LLMs) are emerging as potential tools for health communication and patient education. However, their ability to translate complex medical guidelines into accessible, safe, and accurate m...
Anna Heggenberger,Patrick Harth,Sabine Schaefer et al. Anna Heggenberger et al.
Background: Aging is accompanied by declines in cognitive, sensory, and motor functions that can adversely affect everyday activities, such as walking while performing a concurrent cognitive task. In this study, we invest...
Tatjana Jezdimirović Stojanović,Nikola Andrić,Natasa Zenić et al. Tatjana Jezdimirović Stojanović et al.
Background: Resistance training is recognized as an effective way to improve muscle strength, metabolic health, and functional fitness in older adults. However, there is little agreement on the ideal number of resistance ...
Matic Jelen,Manca Opara Zupančič,Nejc Šarabon Matic Jelen
Background: Blood flow restriction resistance exercise is emerging as a promising strategy for older adults who are unable to perform high intensity resistance exercise. The purpose of this systematic review was to evalua...
Satoshi Yamaguchi,Keiko Yamada,Masaru Moriyama et al. Satoshi Yamaguchi et al.
Background: Mobility decline is a gradual process that begins earlier than recognized. Locomotive syndrome (LS) captures early mobility impairment using performance tests and a self-reported questionnaire. Although physic...
Tian Zhou,Elisa Straub,Andrea Kiesel et al. Tian Zhou et al.
Background: Age-related declines in somatosensory and cognitive function impair gait and increase fall risk, particularly under dual-tasking where cognitive and motor demands compete for limited resources. Functional rese...
Caroline Lager,Abigail Dove,Debora Rizzuto et al. Caroline Lager et al.
Background: While pain has been widely studied in relation to physical activity (PA), less is known about how habitual patterns of activity relate to pain in older adults. This study examined associations between pain cha...
Yoconda Arias,Briceida Bergado,Jorge A Bergado et al. Yoconda Arias et al.
Background: Structured physical activity programs are increasingly promoted to maintain functional capacity in older adults; however, evidence regarding their implementation in real-world community settings, particularly ...