Engagement in social activities impacts the health outcomes of older adults, especially as
regards mortality and physical and cognitive disability. Participation and its benefits vary by …

Abstract Objectives South Asian migrant populations have a high risk of non-communicable
diseases, such as type 2 diabetes (T2D). The aim of this study is to provide in-depth insight …

Objective To explore the barriers to initiating and maintaining regular physical activity (PA)
among UK Indian, Pakistani and White British adults in their 60s. Design An exploratory …

OBJECTIVES: To identify the attitudes and beliefs associated with the uptake and
adherence of physical activity among community-dwelling South Asians aged 60–70 years …

Background: Australia's overseas-born population continues to grow. This population is
disproportionately affected by chronic, non-communicable diseases. Physical activity is the …

The substantial and increasing number of older Australian people from culturally diverse
backgrounds justifies the investigation and inclusion of their experiences in ageing …

Objectives Studies on the co-occurrence,'clustering'of health and other risk behaviours
among immigrants from non-industrialised countries lack until now. The aim of this study …

This study explored individual, social, and built environmental attributes in and outside of the
retirement village setting and associations with various active living outcomes including …

Community physical activity (PA) groups have come in to being worldwide to inspire older
adults to engage in PA. However, there is limited evidence that older adults adhere to these …

Background South Asian immigrants in western countries are at a high risk for metabolic
syndrome and associated chronic disease. While a physically active lifestyle is crucial in …