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Exercise Effects on Brain Health and Learning from Minutes to Months: the Brain EXTEND trial
Medicine and HealthContemporary Clinical Trials

Exercise Effects on Brain Health and Learning from Minutes to Months: the Brain EXTEND trial

M. W. Voss, C. Oehler, et al.

A 6-month randomized trial tested whether progressive moderate-to-vigorous aerobic exercise improves hippocampal‑cortical connectivity and memory in inactive adults aged 55–80, links rapid acute exercise effects to long-term gains, and probes fitness, genetic, and molecular mechanisms — research conducted by Authors present in <Authors>.... show more
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