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Title	Author	Journal	Date
Determining Whether Tai Chi Chuan Is Related to the Updating Function in Older Adults: Differences Between Practitioners and Controls	Yuan Yang¹, Tingting Chen², Chen Wang^3,4, Ji Zhang^3,4, Xiaoxia Yuan^3,4, Xiaoke Zhong^3,4, Shoufu Yan⁵, Changhao Jiang^3,4,5	Front Public Health	2022 May 3	VIEW
Detraining effects of regular Tai Chi exercise on postural control ability in older women: A randomized controlled trial.	Sun W^1,², Wang L¹, Zhang C^1,², Song Q², Gu H², Mao D^1,³	J Exerc Sci Fit.	2018 Aug	VIEW
Developing a positive emotion-motivated Tai Chi (PEM-TC) exercise program for older adults with dementia.	Yao L, Giordani B, Alexander NB.	Res Theory Nurs Pract.	2008	VIEW
Developing mindfulness in college students through movement-based courses: effects on self-regulatory self-efficacy, mood, stress, and sleep quality.	Caldwell K, Harrison M, Adams M, Quin RH, Greeson J.	J Am Coll Health	2010 Mar-Apr	VIEW
Development of an Exergame for Urban-dwelling Older Adults With Functional Limitations: Results and Lessons Learned.	Szanton SL, Walker RK, Lim JH, Fisher L, Zhan A, Gitlin LN, Thorpe RJ, Terzis A	Prog Community Health Partnersh.	2016	VIEW
Development of the simplified Tai Chi exercise program (STEP) for frail older adults	Chen, K., Chen, W. & Huang, M.	Complementary Therapy Medicine	2006	VIEW
Dietary intakes and antioxidant status in mind-body exercising pre- and postmenopausal women.	Palasuwan A, Margaritis I, Soogarun S, Rousseau AS.	J Nutr Health Aging.	2011	VIEW
Differences in fitness level between women aged 60 and over participating in three different supervised exercise programs and a sedentary group.	Viladrosa M^1,², Lavedán A¹, Jürschik P¹, Mas-Alòs S^1,³, Planas-Anzano A³, Masot O¹	J Women Aging.	2017 Aug 7	VIEW
Different Modulation Effects of Tai Chi Chuan and Baduanjin on Resting State Functional Connectivity of the Default Mode Network in Older Adults.	Liu J^1,^2,³, Tao J^2,^3,⁴, Liu W^2,⁴, Huang J^2,⁴, Xue X⁵, Li M⁵, Yang M⁴, Zhu J⁴, Lang C³, Park J³, Tu Y³, Wilson G³, Chen L^2,⁴, Kong J³	Soc Cogn Affect Neurosci.	2019 Jan 18	VIEW
Different physical activity subtypes and risk of metabolic syndrome in middle-aged and older chinese people.	Chen M, He M, Min X, Pan A, Zhang X, Yao P, Li X, Liu Y, Yuan J, Chen W, Zhou L, Fang W, Liang Y, Wang Y, Miao X, Lang M, Zhang P, Li D, Guo H, Yang H, Hu FB, Wu T.	PLoS One.	2013	VIEW
Different Training Durations and Frequencies of Tai Chi for Bone Mineral Density Improvement: A Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis	Yi Zhou¹, Zhi-Hui Zhao², Xiao-Hong Fan¹, Wei-Hong Li², Zhen Chen¹	Evid Based Complement Alternat Med	2021 Mar 15	VIEW
Different training durations and styles of tai chi for glucose control in patients with type 2 diabetes: a systematic review and meta-analysis of controlled trials.	Xia TW¹, Yang Y², Li WH³, Tang ZH¹, Li ZR¹, Qiao LJ¹	BMC Complement Altern Med.	2019 Mar 14	VIEW
Differential Effects of Tai Chi Chuan (Motor-Cognitive Training) and Walking on Brain Networks: A Resting-State fMRI Study in Chinese Women Aged 60.	Yue C¹, Zhang Y^2,³, Jian M¹, Herold F^4,⁵, Yu Q², Mueller P^4,⁵, Lin J², Wang G¹, Tao Y¹, Zhang Z¹, Zou L²	Healthcare (Basel).	2020 Mar 24	VIEW
Disseminating Tai Chi in the Community: Promoting Home Practice and Improving Balance.	Chewning B¹, Hallisy KM², Mahoney JE³, Wilson D¹, Sangasubana N⁴, Gangnon R^5,⁶	Gerontologist.	2019 Feb 27	VIEW
Dissemination and benefits of a replicable Tai Chi and Qigong program for older adults	Roger A Jahnke¹, Linda K Larkey, Carol Rogers	Geriatr Nurs	Jul-Aug 2010	VIEW
Dissemination and Benefits of a Replicable Tai Chi and Qigong Program for Older Adults.	Jahnke RA, Larkey LK, Rogers C.	Geriatr Nurs.	2010 Jul - Aug	VIEW
Distinct effects of long-term Tai Chi Chuan and aerobic exercise interventions on motor and neurocognitive performance in early-stage Parkinson's disease: a randomized controlled trial	Cheng-Liang Chang¹, Chien-Yu Pan², Tsai-Chiao Wang^1,3, Yu-Ting Tseng⁴, Chung-Yao Chien⁵, Tsu-Kung Lin^6,7,8, Chia-Liang Tsai⁹	Eur J Phys Rehabil Med	2024 Jun 18	VIEW
Distinct Insular Functional Connectivity Changes Related to Mood and Fatigue Improvements in Major Depressive Disorder Following Tai Chi Training: A Pilot Study	Anna Xu, Chloe S Zimmerman, Sara W Lazar, Yan Ma, Catherine E Kerr, Albert Yeung	Front Integr Neurosci	2020 May 28	VIEW
Diversification of Physical Activities: An Exploration of Provision Characteristics of Holistic Movement Practices in a Large Australian City	Ineke Vergeer¹, Bojana Klepac-Pogrmilovic²	Int J Environ Res Public Health	2021 Oct 1	VIEW
Do complexity-based measures of sway inform long- and short-term effects of tai chi training on balance in healthy adults?	Wayne PM1, Gow BJ, Costa MD, Peng CK, Hausdorff JM, Lipsitz LA, Davis RB, Novak V, Manor B.	J Altern Complement Med.	2014 May	VIEW

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