INTRODUCTION: Older adults are at risk for morbidity and mortality caused by influenza.
Vaccination is the primary means of prophylaxis, but protection is often compromised in …

Introduction Older adults are at elevated risk for morbidity and mortality caused by influenza.
Vaccination is the primary means of prophylaxis, but protection is often compromised in …

Older adults are at elevated risk for morbidity and mortality caused by influenza. Vaccination
is the primary means of prophylaxis, but protection is often compromised in older adults. As …

Although valuable and effective in decreasing disease burden, influenza vaccination has
low rates of efficacy, especially in those at most risk. Studies have shown that acute exercise …

The low rate of vaccine efficacy in the older adult population poses a major challenge to
public health. Previous investigation has found acute exercise can enhance immune …

Influenza vaccine efficacy is reduced among adults over age 65 and a significant number of
vaccinated elderly may remain susceptible to influenza virus infection. The effect of …

An acute bout of exercise prior to vaccination can improve the antibody and cell-mediated
responses to influenza vaccination. The mechanisms underpinning this adjuvant effect …

OBJECTIVES: To determine whether cardiovascular exercise training resulted in improved
antibody responses to influenza vaccination in sedentary elderly people who exhibited poor …

The primary goal of this study was to determine whether exercise-associated improvements
of the immune response to influenza vaccination were mediated by improvements in …

Acute exercise prior to vaccination can improve the antibody response to influenza
vaccination. However, both the optimal exercise protocol and the mechanisms underpinning …