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Cognition in breast cancer survivors: A pilot study of interval and continuous exercise by Northey, Joseph M., Pumpa, Kate L., Quinlan, Clare, Ikin, Ashley, Toohey, Kellie, Smee, Disa J., Rattray, Ben

“…The current study investigated the effects of two exercise interventions on cognitive function amongst breast cancer survivors. Pilot randomised-controlled…”
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Comparison of Body Composition Assessment Methods in Professional Urban Firefighters by Smee, Disa J, Walker, Anthony, Rattray, Ben, Cooke, Julie A, Serpell, Ben G, Pumpa, Kate L

“…Given the importance of body composition in maintaining optimal physical and functional capacities, the use of appropriate, field-based assessment tools should…”
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Can the intensity of physical activity be accurately measured in older adults using questionnaires? by Northey, Joseph M., Rattray, Ben, Pumpa, Kate L., Smee, Disa J., Welvaert, Marijke, Anstey, Kaarin J., Cherbuin, Nicolas

“…This study assessed the accuracy of two questionnaires for measuring the duration of physical activity (PA) by intensity compared to an objective measure in…”
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relationship between diet quality and falls risk, physical function and body composition in older adults by Smee, Disa J, Pumpa, K, Falchi, M, Lithander, F. E

“…OBJECTIVES: We aimed to examine associations between diet quality, falls risk, physical function, physical activity and body composition. DESIGN:…”
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Middle cerebral artery blood flow velocity during a 4 km cycling time trial by Rattray, Ben, Smale, Brittany A., Northey, Joseph M., Smee, Disa J., Versey, Nathan G.

“…Purpose This study sought to describe middle cerebral artery blood flow velocity (MCA v ) during a 4 km cycling time trial, and relate it to different pacing…”
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The effect of high and low exercise intensity periods on a simple memory recognition test by Rattray, Ben, Smee, Disa J.

“…Purpose: The purpose of this study was to investigate the effect of variable intensities on a simple memory recognition task during exercise.Methods: Twenty…”
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Compression garments and cerebral blood flow: Influence on cognitive and exercise performance by Smale, Brittany A., Northey, Joseph M., Smee, Disa J., Versey, Nathan G., Rattray, Ben

“…This study aimed to describe the effect of compression garments on middle cerebral artery blood flow velocity (MCA v ) in relation to cognitive and exercise…”
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Association between Physical Functionality and Falls Risk in Community-Living Older Adults by Smee, Disa J., Anson, Judith M., Waddington, Gordon S., Berry, Helen L.

“…Ageing-related declines in physiological attributes, such as muscle strength, can bring with them an increased risk of falls and subsequently greater risk of…”
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The Relationship Between Subjective Falls-Risk Assessment Tools and Functional, Health-Related, and Body Composition Characteristics by Smee, Disa J., Berry, Helen L., Anson, Judith M., Waddington, Gordon S.

“…We sought to explore the relationship between two subjective falls-risk assessment tools (Falls Efficacy Scale–International [FES-I] and Activities-Specific…”
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A Balance-Specific Exercise Intervention Improves Falls Risk but not Total Physical Functionality in Community-Dwelling Older Adults by Smee, Disa J., Berry, Helen L., Waddington, Gordon S., Anson, Judith M.

“…ABSTRACTAims: The aim of this research was to investigate whether a simple balance-specific exercise simultaneously improves physical functionality and falls…”
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Exercise interventions for cognitive function in adults older than 50: a systematic review with meta-analysis by Northey, Joseph Michael, Cherbuin, Nicolas, Pumpa, Kate Louise, Smee, Disa Jane, Rattray, Ben

“…Physical exercise is seen as a promising intervention to prevent or delay cognitive decline in individuals aged 50 years and older, yet the evidence from…”
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Exercise improves reaction time without compromising accuracy in a novel easy-to-administer tablet-based cognitive task by Rattray, Ben, Smee, Disa

“…Abstract Objectives Moderate intensity aerobic exercise is known to facilitate cognitive performance but new technologies enable increasing opportunities to…”
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No improvement of repeated-sprint performance with dietary nitrate by Martin, Kristy, Smee, Disa, Thompson, Kevin G, Rattray, Ben

“…Nitrate supplementation improves endurance exercise and single bouts of high-intensity activity, but its effect on repeated sprints is unclear. This study is…”
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Dietary Nitrate improves Cerebral Perfusion, in Young Adults during Exercise: Relationship to Cognitive Performance by Rattray, Ben, Egle‐Marshall, Lauren, Northey, Joseph, Hone, Simon, Smee, Disa, Brassard, Patrice

“…Abstract only Dietary nitrate increases middle cerebral artery mean velocity (MCA Vmean) during aerobic exercise but it remains unclear if this is true with…”
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Objective Assessment Of Physical Activity, Sedentary Behaviour And Sleep In Older Australians: 3292 Board #53 May 30, 9: 30 AM - 11: 00 AM by Rattray, Ben, Northey, Joseph, Pumpa, Kate, Smee, Disa J., Cherbuin, Nicolas, Anstey, Kaarin J.

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The relationship between diet quality and falls risk, physical function and body composition in older adults by Smee, Disa, Pumpa, K., Falchi, M., Lithander, F. E.

“…OBJECTIVESWe aimed to examine associations between diet quality, falls risk, physical function, physical activity and body composition.DESIGNCross-sectional…”
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