Frequency-response relationship between exercise and locomotive syndrome across age groups: Secondary analysis of a nationwide cross-sectional study in Japan.

Modern rheumatology(2023)

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Abstract
Regular exercise reduced the risk of LS not only in middle and older adults but also in young adults. Moreover, increasing exercise frequency may provide benefits for LS prevention, especially among older adults.
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Exercise habits,epidemiology,locomotive syndrome,physical activity
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