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The abstracts of the ICFSR are available in PDF format, you can download them on this link

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The abstracts of the ICFSR are available in PDF format, you can download them on this link

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Exploring factors that contribute to joining and regularly practicing in cognitive training among healthy older adults: a one-year follow-up qualitative study

Cognitive interventions have the potential to enhance cognition among healthy older adults. However, little is known of the factors associated with the joining and participating of older people in group-based multicomponent cognitive training (CT). Objectives: To explore factors that contribute… Continue Reading →

Should We Care More About Frailty When We Treat Diabetes?

Diabetes and frailty (i.e., the state of increased vulnerability to stressors) are commonly found in older individuals, often existing side-by-side. Both conditions have proven to be independently associated with negative health-related outcomes, such as hospitalization and mortality (1, 2). Growing… Continue Reading →

Implementation of a community walking program (walk on!) for functionally-limited older adults

Background: Walking interventions improve physical function, reduce fall risk, and prevent mobility disability—even in those with compromised walking ability. However, most prior studies have been conducted in controlled research settings, with no dissemination of an evidence-based walking program for older… Continue Reading →

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