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Title	Author	Journal	Date
Effectiveness of Tai Chi exercise in improving aerobic capacity: a meta-analysis.	Taylor-Piliae, R. & Froelicher, E.	Journal of Cardiovascular Nursing	2004	VIEW
The Effect of Tai Chi on Physical Function, Fall Rates and Quality of Life among Older Stroke Survivors.	Taylor-Piliae RE1, Hoke TM2, Hepworth JT2, Latt LD3, Najafi B3, Coull BM3.	Arch Phys Med Rehabil.	2014 Jan 16	VIEW
Stroke Survivors' Feelings and Perceptions of Their Recovery After a Tai Chi Exercise Intervention: A Qualitative Descriptive Study.	Taylor-Piliae RE¹, Zeimantz MA, Dolan H, Rosenfeld AG	J Cardiovasc Nurs.	2020 Apr 3	VIEW
Tai Chi as an adjunct physical activity for adults aged 45years and older enrolled in phase III cardiac rehabilitation.	Taylor-Piliae RE, Silva E, Sheremeta SP.	Eur J Cardiovasc Nurs.	2010 Nov 20	VIEW
Effects of tai chi and Western exercise on physical and cognitive functioning in healthy community-dwelling older adults.	Taylor-Piliae RE, Newell KA, Cherin R, Lee MJ, King AC, Haskell WL.	J Aging Phys Act.	2010 Jul	VIEW
Tai Chi exercise and stroke rehabilitation	Taylor-Piliae RE, Haskell WL	Top Stroke Rehabil.	2007 Jul-Aug	VIEW
Community-based Yang-Style Tai Chi is safe and feasible in chronic stroke: a pilot study.	Taylor-Piliae RE, Coull BM.	Clin Rehabil.	2011 Sep 21	VIEW
Tai Chi as an adjunct to cardiac rehabilitation exercise training	Taylor-Piliae RE	J Cardiopulm Rehabil	2003	VIEW
The effectiveness of tai chi exercise in improving aerobic capacity: an updated meta-analysis.	Taylor-Piliae RE	Med Sport Sci.	2008	VIEW
Improvement In Balance, Strength and Flexibility after 12 Weeks Of Tai Chi	Taylor-Piliae R E//Haskell WL//Stotts NA//Sivarajan Froelicher E	Altern Ther Health Med	2006	VIEW
Applications of complementary therapies during rehabilitation for individuals with traumatic Spinal Cord Injury: Findings from the SCIRehab Project.	Taylor SM^1,², Cheung EO^3,⁴, Sun R⁵, Grote V⁶, Marchlewski A⁷, Addington EL^3,⁴	J Spinal Cord Med.	2018 Jun 8	VIEW
Effectiveness of tai chi as a community-based falls prevention intervention: a randomized controlled trial.	Taylor D, Hale L, Schluter P, Waters DL, Binns EE, McCracken H, McPherson K, Wolf SL.	J Am Geriatr Soc.	2012 May	VIEW
Increasing the availability of Tai Chi to veterans through a training of trainers course.	Tate LM^1,², Brown LM^1,², Lensing SY^1,³, Taylor T¹, Bopp MM¹, Ferrier I¹, Sullivan DH^1,⁴	Nurs Forum.	2019 Dec 5	VIEW
Are Virtual Complementary and Integrative Therapies as Effective as In-Person Therapies? Examining Patient-Reported Outcomes Among Veterans with Chronic Musculoskeletal Pain	Taona P Haderlein^1,2, Steven B Zeliadt^3,4, Alexander T Kloehn^3,4, Briana D Lott⁵, Joy Toyama¹, Adam Resnick⁵, A Rani Elwy^6,7, Claudia Der-Martirosian^1,2, Stephanie L Taylor^1,8	Telemed J E Health	2024 Sep 11	VIEW
Effects of Acupuncture, Tuina, Tai Chi, Qigong, and Traditional Chinese Medicine Five Element Music Therapy on Symptom Management and Quality of Life for Cancer Patients: A Meta-Analysis	Tao WW, Jiang H, Tao XM, Jiang P, Sha LY, Sun XC	J Pain Symptom Manage.	2016 Feb 12	VIEW
Practice of traditional chinese medicine for psycho-behavioral intervention improves quality of life in cancer patients: A systematic review and meta-analysis	Tao W1,2,3, Luo X1,2, Cui B1,2, Liang D1,2, Wang C1,2, Duan Y3, Li X4, Zhou S5, Zhao M6, Li Y7, He Y8, Wang S3, Kelley KW9,10, Jiang P11, Liu Q1,2.	Oncotarget.	2015 Oct 15	VIEW
Effects of different traditional Chinese exercise for knee osteoarthritis patients: A network meta-analysis of randomized controlled trials	Tao Tao¹, Ming-Peng Shi², Xian-Shuai Zhang², Bo-Yang Tan¹, Ya-Nan Xiao¹, Feng-Ling Sun³, Shao-Jun Li³, Zhen-Hua Li³	Medicine (Baltimore)	2024 Sep 20	VIEW
Increased Hippocampus-Medial Prefrontal Cortex Resting-State Functional Connectivity and Memory Function after Tai Chi Chuan Practice in Elder Adults.	Tao J1, Liu J2, Egorova N3, Chen X4, Sun S3, Xue X5, Huang J6, Zheng G2, Wang Q2, Chen L6, Kong J3.	Front Aging Neurosci.	2016 Feb 16	VIEW
Tai Chi Chuan and Baduanjin Increase Grey Matter Volume in Older Adults: A Brain Imaging Study.	Tao J^1,^2,³, Liu J^1,², Liu W^1,², Huang J^1,², Xue X^2,⁴, Chen X⁵, Wu J¹, Zheng G¹, Chen B⁴, Li M⁴, Sun S³, Jorgenson K³, Lang C³, Hu K¹, Chen S¹, Chen L^1,², Kong J³	J Alzheimers Dis.	2017 Aug 30	VIEW
Tai Chi Chuan and Baduanjin Mind-Body Training Changes Resting-State Low-Frequency Fluctuations in the Frontal Lobe of Older Adults: A Resting-State fMRI Study.	Tao J^1,^2,³, Chen X⁴, Liu J¹, Egorova N³, Xue X⁵, Liu W^1,², Zheng G¹, Li M⁵, Wu J¹, Hu K¹, Wang Z^3,⁶, Chen L^1,², Kong J³	Front Hum Neurosci.	2017 Oct 30	VIEW

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