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Topic- Exercise
![Weight training improves symptoms of Parkinson's-3004 Weight training improves symptoms of Parkinson's-3004](/images/listing_research.jpg)
Weight training improves symptoms of Parkinson's
Another advance release from the American Academy of Neurology focused on Parkinson’s disease.
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![How much physical activity among older adults? Not much-2948 How much physical activity among older adults? Not much-2948](/images/listing_research.jpg)
![People with dementia respond to supervised resistance training-2915 People with dementia respond to supervised resistance training-2915](/images/listing_research.jpg)
![Sedentary living increases heart attack risk; physical activity lowers risk-2911 Sedentary living increases heart attack risk; physical activity lowers risk-2911](/images/listing_research.jpg)
Sedentary living increases heart attack risk; physical activity lowers risk
There is mounting evidence that a sedentary lifestyle of sitting or laying around for many hours of the day may be an independent health risk factor (ICAA Research Review, 11[26] 2011). In a survey that included people living in 52 countries the combination of leisure time and work-related physical activity was assessed for a group with a well-defined health condition: heart attack (myocardial infarction).
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![Significant improvement follows strength training for nursing home residents-2889 Significant improvement follows strength training for nursing home residents-2889](/images/listing_research.jpg)
![Lower blood sugar with high-intensity exercise-2881 Lower blood sugar with high-intensity exercise-2881](/images/listing_research.jpg)