Both epidemiologic and laboratory studies suggest that parents can shape their offspring's
development. Recently, it has been shown that maternal exercise during pregnancy benefits …

Clinical evidence has shown that physical exercise during pregnancy may alter brain
development and improve cognitive function of offspring. However, the mechanisms through …

The beneficial effects of exercise on learning and memory are well documented but the
effects of prenatal exposure to maternal exercise on offspring are not clear yet. Using a two …

Maternal exercise during pregnancy has been suggested to exert the beneficial effects on
the brain functions of offspring. In the present study, we attempted to determine the effects of …

Substantial research has established that exercise can improve mental health and cognitive
function in both human and non-human animals. Exercise has been shown to improve …

Maternal obesity exerts negative effects on cognitive function and behavior of the offspring.
In the present study, we assessed the effects of paternal physical exercise on spatial …

Voluntary wheel running of mice in pregnancy and lactation led to a twofold increase in
hippocampal precursor-cell proliferation and in the number of Prox1-expressing lineage …

Physical activities for a few days can increase brain-derived neurotrophic factor (BDNF)
mRNA in rat hippocampus. To investigate the influence of maternal exercise during …

Intrauterine exposure to exercise is beneficial to cognition of the offspring. Although it is
advisable to start practicing physical exercise during pregnancy, it is probable that …

Research suggests that maternal exercise in pregnancy may have beneficial effects on the
brain function of offspring. This study sought to determine if voluntary wheel running during …