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Disparities in cognitive impairment have been documented among racial/ethnic minority older adults, which can be linked to both social inequalities and daily behaviors
• Older Black adults have twice the risk of developing cognitive-related diseases like Alzheimer’s disease and dementia compared to Whites
• Less is known about the factors that may maintain cognitive health among Black women specifically
• Cognitive functioning shown to be improved by physical activity; however, limited research has assessed this association among older Black women
Publication Date
2021
City
New Orleans
Keywords
Physical Activity, Impact, Older Black Women
Disciplines
Health Services Research | Laboratory and Basic Science Research | Public Health | Women's Health
Recommended Citation
Morrissette, Ta’Mia; Kirven, Sydney MPH, BS; Jackson, Kwame BS; and Thierry, Amy PhD, MPH, "Examining Physical Activity and It’s Impact on Older Black Women" (2021). Festival of Scholars. 9.
https://digitalcommons.xula.edu/xula_fos/9
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