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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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Matteo Bergmann,Yonas Endale Geda,Klaus Boes et al. Matteo Bergmann et al.
Background: Higher physical fitness is associated with various health outcomes, including decreased dementia risk. Little is known as to whether physical fitness is also associated with new onset of mild cognitive impairm...
Simone Ciaccioni,Sofie Compernolle,Maren Lerfald et al. Simone Ciaccioni et al.
Objectives: To identify the modifiable determinants targeted in interventions involving older adults, and to determine which of these interventions effectively increased physical activity (PA) and/or reduced sedentary beh...
Tian-Rui Zhu,Hong-Qi Xu,Jin-Peng Wei et al. Tian-Rui Zhu et al.
Objective: This meta-analysis explored the relationship between various exercise prescription variables and their effects on fall risk reduction in older adults, enabling the selection of targeted and evidence-based inter...
Matti Hyvärinen,Anna Kankaanpää,Timo Rantalainen et al. Matti Hyvärinen et al.
Background: Body composition and functional capacity are both related to physical activity, but the interplay is complex, as different body tissue types contribute differently on physical activity and functional capacity....
Mariusz J Kujawa,Małgorzata Grzywińska,Angelika K Sawicka et al. Mariusz J Kujawa et al.
Background: Myelin, which insulates neurons, speeds up information transfer and provides the necessary conditions for cognitive and motor functioning. The direct link between physical performance and the total brain myeli...
Paul Benjamin Voorn,Remco Oomen,Jacek Buczny et al. Paul Benjamin Voorn et al.
Background: Exercise-induced fatigue is a common consequence of physical activities. Particularly in older adults, it can affect gait performance. Due to a wide variety in fatiguing protocols and gait parameters used in e...
Marine Brika,France Mourey,Alexandre Kubicki Marine Brika
Background: Pathological aging can impair sensory information, leading to postural control disorders in older adults. Compensatory sensorial mechanisms are emerging to preserve balance function. The objective of the study...