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  1. Influential Factors Contributing to Exercise Compliance Following a Structured Lifestyle Change Program

    … people diagnosed annually. Even though regular exercise has been shown to dramatically reduce the risk of cardiovascular disease, few hospitals offer programs that focus on the requisite lifestyle changes for participants to maintain long-term exercise programs. In an effort to determine what …

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  2. The relationship between self-efficacy theory and exercise compliance in a cardiac population

    … relationship between self-efficacy theory and exercise compliance in a cardiac population. The study sample was comprised of 20 females and 118 males who had completed a Phase II cardiac rehabilitation program. Of the sample, 43 were enrolled in a Phase III program, while 77 reportedly were …

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  3. Aerobic Exercise and Hippocampal Plasticity in Young Adults with Depression

    … (MDD) is a significant public health problem. Exercise has shown promise in reducing symptoms and promoting brain plasticity in MDD. A relationship between symptom severity, hippocampus volume and N-acetyl-aspartate (NAA) concentration, a marker of neuron density/viability, has been shown. The …

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  4. The Impact of Antenatal Exercise in Overweight and Obese Women on Maternal and Offspring Health

    … It is not well established whether antenatal exercise can improve these outcomes. Hypothesis We hypothesized that antenatal exercise in overweight and obese women could improve offspring and maternal health and metabolic milieu, and protect offspring from adverse programming effects. …

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