Steps

Biomarker

3 papers2 findings

  • Humans3

Interventions

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Neighborhood walkability

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1 study
  1. Neighborhood walkability increases steps in humans (+1381 average steps per day (95% CI: 204,2558)).

    “the high walkability/high disadvantage group had an average 1381 more steps per day (95% CI: 204,2558) compared to the low walkability/high disadvantage group.”

    Humansin high socioeconomic disadvantagen = 168

    NEIGHBORHOOD WALKABILITY AND SOCIOECONOMIC CORRELATES OF STEP ACTIVITY FOR NON-HISPANIC BLACK OLDER ADULTS

    GSA 2024 abstract31 Dec 2024

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Associations

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APOE

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1 study
  1. APOE is associated with steps in humans.

    “There were significant differences in TUG/TUG-DT steps between the LR and HR groups and LR and MCI. This suggests improved gait efficiency in the LR CU group, compared to both the HR and the patient group.”

    Humans

    AD-RISK FACTORS AND TIMED UP AND GO TASKS IN IMPAIRED AND UNIMPAIRED OLDER ADULTS

    GSA 2024 abstract31 Dec 2024

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Journal of Sport and Health Science

More activity linked to fewer new diabetic eye disease diagnoses

Adults with diabetes averaging 1,000 more daily steps had 0.93 times the rate of new diabetic eye disease diagnoses compared with those taking fewer steps.Adults with diabetes averaging 1,000 more daily steps had 0.93 times the rate of new diabetic eye disease diagnoses compared with those taking fewer steps.

Cohort study of 14,757 peopleEye