Tag: Exercise: Aerobics Or Calisthenics
No Objective Improvement Seen in Cognitive Function With Exercise During Chemo
Significant differences seen in four of six self-reported cognitive function outcomes favoring aerobic exercise initiated with chemo
Aerobic Physical Activity Reduces Depression in Patients With Cancer
Significant reduction seen in secondary outcome of long-term depression but not in medium-term depression
Aerobic Exercise Tied to Improved Clinical Asthma Outcomes
Benefits include asthma-related quality of life and asthma control
Cardio, Cardio + Resistance Training Improve CVD Risk Profile at One Year
However, no similar benefit seen for resistance exercise alone in adults with overweight or obesity
Aerobic Exercise Efficacious for Preventing, Treating Postpartum Depression
More pronounced effect seen for moderate- versus low- and high-intensity exercise and for three to four times/week
Aerobic Exercise Cuts Chemotherapy-Induced Peripheral Neuropathy Symptoms
Findings seen for women treated for ovarian cancer, with bigger improvement for those with symptoms at baseline
Supervised Aerobic Exercise Cuts Long-Term Diabetes Risk With Obesity
One-year moderate, vigorous exercise programs tied to reduction in 10-year risk for diabetes
Aerobic Exercise Tied to Better Sleep, Mental Health in Perimenopausal Women
Higher frequency of practice tied to greater impact on self-reported symptoms
Improvements Seen in Some Cognitive Domains With Aerobic Exercise
