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We developed and validated a composite healthy ageing score (HAS) to address the absence of a definitive composite score comprising multiple health domains that measure healthy ageing in epidemiology. The HAS is developed from 13 health domains reported to influence healthy ageing. Data to measure these domains was extracted from the 45 and Up Study baseline. We applied best practices for scale validation and development. Physical functioning, cognitive function, mental health, sleep, quality of...

Losing weight rapidly can negatively affect wrestlers' performance. Learn how to cut weight healthily for wrestling with our 8 tips in 2023 .

~ AMT-130 continues to be generally well-tolerated across both dose cohorts ~ ~ Patients treated with AMT-130 show preserved function compared to baseline and clinical benefits relative to natural... | June 21, 2023

~ AMT-130 continues to be generally well-tolerated across both dose cohorts ~ ~ Patients treated with AMT-130 show preserved function compared to baseline...

FCE stands for Functional Capacity Evaluation. They are physical tests that measure a person’s functional capacity in a way that is used and understood by people who do vocational analysis.

Use of a mobile app was not associated with better cardiac outcomes or completing a cardiac rehabilitation program.

Losing weight healthily can make wrestlers stronger, but many try to cut weight rapidly, negatively affecting performance in 2023.

Research on the health benefits of people's long-term exposure to green space is lacking. Addressing this emerging topic, this study uncovers the association of green space types with a person's healthy ageing score (HAS). We investigated the association with HAS by continuous exposure to various green space types for two years. Green space types include tree canopy, low-lying vegetation and open grass percentage within 1.6-km road network distance buffers at baseline and second follow...

These opinions were released by the 8th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals.

Two interventions that apply electrical stimulation through electrodes placed on the skin can help ease pain in people, small MS study shows.