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Educational programs may be helpful for reducing the incidence of NSIs and increasing ambulatory care visit ratios after NSIs.

Goal attainment was encouraged through the use of proximal objectives, such as increasing ambulatory activity by 500 steps per day every 2 weeks.

Capitalizing on the appeal of walking as a feasible behavior for the vast majority of the population and the practicality of pedometer-based programming, WalkMore is designed to evaluate the comparative effectiveness of increasing ambulatory physical activity with and without an emphasis on its intensity on blood pressure in sedentary postmenopausal women.

This increased ambulatory activity and heightened cognitive ability [10] that we have demonstrated in female rats on a 40% CR diet is consistent with a scenario in which food scarcity imposes a stress on the animal, motivating them to seek food elsewhere.

36 Postprandial hypotension, extreme dipping, and increased ambulatory BP variability have been suggested to be associated with SBI.

By contrast, an uncontrolled short-term study in healthy adults showed that fenofibrate increased ambulatory SBP by 3 mmHg (18).

Our previous study also showed that Taiwanese patients with rheumatoid arthritis had increased ambulatory visits for musculoskeletal disorders several years before their definite diagnosis of rheumatoid arthritis [ 7].

First, the db/db mouse is leptin resistant, and leptin treatment to leptin-deficient ob/ob mice, a model that also displays obesity and hyperglycemia, results in increased ambulatory and running wheel activity, and increased energy expenditure.

Internationally there have been a range of attempts at developing prediction algorithms that identify patients at high risk of early acute care readmission who would benefit from increased ambulatory care services post discharge [ 5, 6].

Five days St. John's Wort (50 and 100 mg/kg) treatment significantly caused anti-anxiety-like behavior (shortened time latency to enter in mirror chamber, increased average time spent per entry in mirror chamber) and improved locomotor activity (increased ambulatory movements) as compared to control (restraint stress) animals.

The purpose of this study was to examine the feasibility and acceptance of using a pedometer-driven walking intervention programme, together with educational material and email support to increase ambulatory activity and improve health-related outcomes in a population of meat processing workers when compared to a control group from the same working population receiving educational material alone.