Dancing in time: feasibility and acceptability of a contemporary dance programme to modify risk factors for falling in community dwelling older adults

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RT @JanetKope: Our Wed "Health Benefits of the Arts" study focuses on benefits of dance program for older adults. Results: dance has potent…

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Our Wed "Health Benefits of the Arts" study focuses on benefits of dance program for older adults. Results: dance has potential to positively affect physical activity, sitting behaviors, mobility and incidence of depression. @Americans4Arts @NEA @ADTAorg

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RT @LeedsAHWN: For example 2017's Dancing in time: feasibility and acceptability of a contemporary dance programme to modify risk factors f…

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For example 2017's Dancing in time: feasibility and acceptability of a contemporary dance programme to modify risk factors for falling in community dwelling older adults: https://t.co/wEGmdrSbT3

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