Abstract Objective: Computer-tailored and Internet-based interventions to promote physical
activity behavior have shown some promise, but only few have been tested among African …

Objective: To explore older adults' perceptions and preferences for web-based physical
activity interventions. Participants: Adults 65+ years were recruited via telephoning randomly …

Objective: Physical activity interventions that address the issue of obesity are becoming
common. With Internet and cell phone usage becoming increasingly popular, these …

Latinas in the US report high levels of physical inactivity and are disproportionally burdened
by related health conditions (eg, type 2 diabetes, obesity), highlighting the need for …

Web-based interventions that promote physical activity have been tested in various
populations and proven effective. However, information on recruiting and retaining ethnic …

The Internet has the potential for delivering innovative, interactive physical activity (PA)
interventions to large numbers of people. This study was designed to test the efficacy of an …

Objective To explore attitudes toward physical activity of White midlife women in the United
States using a feminist perspective. Design A cross‐sectional qualitative study using a …

Despite the numerous health benefits, population physical activity levels are low and
declining with age. A continued increase of Internet access allows for website-delivered …

Physical inactivity increases the risk for heart disease, type 2 diabetes, and obesity.
Females, more than males, become increasingly inactive as they age. The primary aim was …

Purpose: This study evaluated a culturally relevant, social cognitive theory–based, Internet-
enhanced physical activity (PA) pilot intervention developed for overweight/obese African …