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Physical activity levels in individuals after stroke
... improving physical activity of individuals with ...increasing physical activity [11]; whereas the other focused on problem-solving, goal-setting, decision-making, self-monitoring, ...
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Activity monitor placed at the non-paretic ankle is accurate in measuring step counts during community walking in post-stroke individuals : a validation study
... Introduction After a stroke, a low level of physical activity contributes to several secondary physical and psychological disorders, including poor health-related quality of life ...
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Social support and the likelihood of maintaining and improving levels of physical activity: the Whitehall II Study.
... time physical ac- tivity (LTPA), can broadly be defined as resources provided by other ...gration in social networks play a role in the maintenance of psy- chological well-being, which in turn ...
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More symmetrical gait after split-belt treadmill walking does not modify dynamic and postural balance in individuals post-stroke
... INTRODUCTION Individuals post-stroke have activity limitations related to various locomotor 35 impairments, such as reduced walking speed (Balaban & Tok, 2014; Richards et ...Post- stroke ...
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Ambulatory monitoring of energy expenditure and physical activity levels using the SenseWear ArmbandTM system in Parkinson’s disease
... and physical activity levels can be easily monitored during everyday life using the ambu- latory SenseWear Armband TM ...validated in PD but it opens interesting perspectives to monitor ...
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Physical activity and screen time trajectories in adolescents
... changes in technology ...adolescents in other populations. For example, 92% of participants were born in Canada, and it is possible that PA and screen time levels differ among students born ...
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Improving Health Status through Physical Activity for Individuals with Chronic Pulmonary Diseases
... increase in exercise tolerance, which is the exact response expected from a training program built on pathophysiological ...VTh) in asthmatics (Ahmaidi, Varray, Savy-Pacaux, & Prefaut, 1993; Varray, ...
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Spasticity after stroke: Physiology, assessment and treatment
... treatment Physical therapy The basic treatment for all patients presenting spasticity is physical therapy [73, ...contracture in patients with brain injuries concluded that stretching does not induce ...
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Physical activity counseling: Creation of a formation for students in physical education
... - Booth, S.L., Sallis, J.F., Ritenbaugh, C., Hill, J.O., Birch, L.L., Franck, L.D., Glanz, K., Himmelgreen, D.A., Mudd, M., Popkin, B.M., Rickard, K.A., Jeor, S.ST, Hays, N.P. (2001). Environmental and Societal Factors ...
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Physical Activity and Insulin Sensitivity. The RISC Study.: Physical activity and insulin sensitivity
... total activity, percent time sedentary, and activity intensity, and tested for linear ...and activity variables; additional adjustments were made for other activity variables and for potential ...
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Regional impairment of cerebrovascular reactivity and BOLD signal in adults after stroke.
... changes in patients after ...motor activity 䡲 stroke, ischemic T o investigate mechanisms of recovery and cortical reor- ganization related to stroke, functional magnetic reso- nance ...
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Relationships between anthropometry, cardiorespiratory fitness indices and physical activity levels in different age and sex groups in rural Senegal (West Africa).
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The physical education teacher as a physical activity promoter
... of Physical Education in Schools in International ...European Physical Education Review, 6, 3, ...school physical education in Europe: The evidence of research. In, ...
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Influence of medication on fatigue six months after stroke
... Stroke Research and Treatment 7 study population is not representative of stroke ...used in the STROKDEM cohort had led to the inclusion of patients with mild neurological ...deficits. In ...
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Serum magnesium and calcium levels in relation to ischemic stroke Mendelian randomization study
... cardioembolic stroke, but not the other subtypes or overall stroke, was robust in these sensitivity analyses and the MR-Egger analysis provided no evidence of directional ...
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Interventions for preventing falls after stroke: a systematic review
... falls in people after stroke, and among them, few were randomized controlled trials (which is a main condition to compare ...topic in 2013, about 30 new studies may be found in ...
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Physical activity growth curves relate to adiposity in adolescents
... on physical activity and adiposity in youth, which report a protective, albeit weak relationship (18-20, 57, ...change in adiposity in adolescent ...adolescents in particular can ...
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Cognitive determinants of social functioning after a first ever mild to moderate stroke at vocational age.: cognition and social functioning after stroke
... ratios in ordinal logistic regression is close to binary logistic ...point in the NIHSS going from 0 to 1, the odds from a lower WSAS category compared with a higher category are changed by a factor ...
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Sharing good practices in physical education to promote physical activity, wellness and health
... teachers. In the framework of the new core curriculum required in the “Pact for Excellence in Education” (PEE) and, more specifically, in the field of “Physical Activities, Wellness and ...
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The role of the physioterapist in physical activity promotion
... variables in order to mobilize appropriate promoting strategies at each level of action (OMS, ...role in PA ...implemented in the ...with physical activity promotion aiming at informing ...
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