Cross-Sectional Associations Between Health Behaviors and Intrinsic Capacity Among Older People in Taiwan Across Different Settings: The Role of Regular Physical Activity Engagement.
Jul 2026· The Journal of prevention· 0 citations· 37 references
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PA engagement was consistently associated with IC among Taiwanese older adults differently across different settings, which should be considered for any intervention program to improve IC among older people.
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