In 2012, a randomized controlled trial, researchers Manh Hung Nguyen and Andreas Kruse have uncovered compelling evidence supporting the benefits of Tai chi for elderly individuals. Conducted in Vinh ...
In 2009, Lee, et. al., conducted study about Maintaining good health-related quality of life (HRQOL) which is a crucial goal in elderly residential care. However, identifying effective interventions t...
In 2008 study conducted by Gloria Y. Yeh, et. al., the potential benefits of Tai Chi exercise on sleep stability in individuals with chronic heart failure were investigated. The study, which utilized ...
In 2005, Mary Lou Galantino, et. al., conducted study about Living with human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) and acquired immunodeficiency syndrome (AIDS) those are presents numerous challenges, often a...
How does Tai Chi training affect subgroups of participants with varying levels of physical function?
A recent study led by Fuzhong Li, et. al., (2002) aimed to investigate the impact of Tai Chi training on physical function in older adults. By re-analyzing a dataset from a randomized controlled trial...