Trial reportWomen's health (London, England)
Effects of intensity and modality of community-based exercise programs on mood profile and functional physical capacity in older women under socioeconomic vulnerability: A randomized trial.
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Abstract
backgroundThe prevalence of mood disorders and functional decline among older adults, particularly those under socioeconomic vulnerability, has become a significant public health concern. Physical exercise is widely recognized as a key intervention for improving both physical and mental health in older populations. However, the optimal intensity and modality of exercise for enhancing mood and functional capacity in older women under socioeconomic vulnerability remain unclear.
objectivesTo investigate the effects of the intensity and modality of community-based exercise programs on mood profile and physical functional capacity in older women under socioeconomic vulnerability.
designThis article presents a prospective, randomized, single-blind study.
methodsOlder women under socioeconomic vulnerability (included:
resultsAll groups had improved (
conclusionSix months of community-based exercise was effective for improving functional physical capacity and mood profile in older women under socioeconomic vulnerability, regardless of exercise intensity or modality. CLINICAL
trial registrationRBR-3y8w4w3.
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