Despite an increasing number of online programs to promote physical activity, they have
rarely been evaluated for their effects on cardiovascular symptoms of racial/ethnic minority …

During midlife (ages 40–60), women experience myriad changes that elevate their risk for
cardiovascular disease (CVD), including decreased physical activity (PA). Women cite lack …

Background: Internet and mobile devices are widely used and provide alternative
approaches for promoting healthy lifestyles, yet less information is available describing …

Background With advances in computer technologies, Web-based interventions are widely
accepted and welcomed by health care providers and researchers. Although the benefits of …

Purpose: While substantial evidence demonstrates physical activity is effective at reducing
risk for cardiovascular and other diseases, the percentage of older women participating in …

Increased physical activity (PA) is associated with improvement of cardiac risk factors and
prevention of cardiovascular disease, yet many women remain sedentary. With rising …

OBJECTIVE: To evaluate the feasibility and efficacy of an individually tailored, Internet-plus-
email physical activity intervention designed for adult women. METHOD: Healthy and …

Background: Less is known about young African American (AA) women, largely because the
young are hard to reach. Traditional approaches to behavior changes interventions impose …

The benefits of physical activities on depressive symptoms have increasingly been reported
in the literature, but the effect through which a Web-based physical activity promotion …

Background Noncommunicable diseases pose a significant threat to women's health
globally, with most diseases being attributed to modifiable risk factors such as physical …