每小时的每日体育活动频率和大脑健康的加速仪衍生分段:中年/老年人前性队列研究

Zhouhua Li1, Yuexiu Lei1, Zheyu Wen1

  • 1Department of Neurology, Renmin Hospital of Wuhan University, Wuhan, Hubei, 430060, China.

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概括

定期体力活动 (PA),特别是频繁的每小时爆发,显著降低老年人患痴呆症和中风等脑部疾病的风险. 增加每日活跃的部分是大脑健康的关键,独立于总活动量.

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