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Lower limb osteoarthritis may be more prevalent in retired Olympians
1. In this study, one in four retired Olympians reported physician-diagnosed osteoarthritis (OA), with injury being associated with an increased ...
Tag: exercise
Occupational and leisure physical activity may have varying effects on inflammation
1. Lower leisure time physical activity and higher occupational physical activity were associated with increased high-sensitivity C reactive protein (hs-CRP) ...
Regular physical activity may confer protection against adverse COVID-19 outcomes
1. In this study, engaging in regular physical activity had a lower risk of infection, hospitalization, severe COVID-19 illness, and ...
Aerobic and strengthening physical activity may have a dose-response association with mortality
1. In this study, compared to no aerobic physical activity (PA), substantial mortality risk reduction was associated with 1 hour/week ...
Wellness Check: Exercise
Aerobic and strengthening physical activity may have a dose-response association with mortality 1. In this study, compared to no aerobic ...
Adding aerobic and resistance exercise to treatment plans may benefit patients with fibromyalgia
1. Aerobic exercise seemed to reduce pain perception, depression, improved quality of life as well as mental and physical health-related ...
Supervised exercise Interventions may significantly benefit childhood cancer survivors
1. Supervised exercise interventions significantly improved muscle strength, daily physical activity, body mass index, and fatigue; though there was no ...
Physical activity may enhance the influenza vaccination response
1. Physical activity significantly increased the odds for H1 seroconversion following influenza vaccination among all participants and titer response among ...
Both physical activity and diet quality may be important in improving outcomes
1. Those with the lowest risk of mortality had the highest diet quality score and higher levels of physical activity. ...
Exercise programs associated with a lower likelihood of developing gestational diabetes in at risk pregnant women
1. Pregnant women with risk factors for developing gestational diabetes mellitus (GDM) randomized to exercise interventions were less likely to ...
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