… focused specifically on habitual physical activity. Yet, … physical activity during midlife may
also reduce the risk falls in older adulthood and supports the implementation of fall prevention …

… , greater amounts of dyskinesia, and reduced physical activity levels than the medium risk
trajectory participants (P<.001). By 2 years, PD motor scores significantly differentiated the 3 …

… to determine fall risk. Because the trajectory of performance did not meaningfully improve
falls prediction, we did not identify value to repeating this type of physical performance …

… Trajectories based on the Physical Activity Scale for the Elderly were identified using
group-based trajectory … used to investigate associations between PA trajectories and mortality and …

… applying a trajectory approach to identify homogeneous subgroups of physical activity (PA) …
This study systematically reviewed the articles identifying longitudinal PA trajectory classes …

… for older people have been well documented [1], and include lowering the rates of coronary
heart disease, hypertension, stroke, diabetes, colon and breast cancer, and the risk of falling, …

… a p Values indicate the overall difference among physical activity trajectories, calculated
using chi-squared tests for categorical variables and analysis of variance for continuous …

… Multivariate models assessing the graded response by PA trajectory showed a trend where
the high-activity group had the smallest declines in performance while the low-activity group …

… to examine the association between long-term weight trajectory and health outcomes. …
weight trajectory is associated with other health outcomes (hip fracture, falls, death) and physical …

… variable was falls trajectory group membership, and the testable predictors were
sociodemographic characteristics, physiologic risk factors, health status, and amount of physical …