Latin dance and cognitive impairment: Importance of una Mezcla of culture and science

Latinos are one of the fastest growing minority groups of the older adult population. More culturally relevant forms of physical activity, such as dance are needed to engage the older Latino population. Dance is considered a type of physical activity and is fun, challenging, and socially engaging. Our research, among others, has shown that dance is an effective form of physical activity and has been shown to improve memory and overall health. Our research demonstrates the significance of culturally relevant physical activity interventions; and the importance of involving the perceptions and input of community members from the intended population.

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Journal of Alzheimer s Disease
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2024-11-25
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https://doi.org/10.1177/13872877241290415
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Diversity and Impact of Dance
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Latin dance and cognitive impairment: Importance of una Mezcla of culture and science

David X. Márquez, Michelle Jaldin, Jocelyn Ocampo-Mota
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Diversity and Impact of Dance
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Latin dance and cognitive impairment: Importance of una Mezcla of culture and science

David X. Márquez, Michelle Jaldin, Jocelyn Ocampo-Mota
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Abstract

Latinos are one of the fastest growing minority groups of the older adult population. More culturally relevant forms of physical activity, such as dance are needed to engage the older Latino population. Dance is considered a type of physical activity and is fun, challenging, and socially engaging. Our research, among others, has shown that dance is an effective form of physical activity and has been shown to improve memory and overall health. Our research demonstrates the significance of culturally relevant physical activity interventions; and the importance of involving the perceptions and input of community members from the intended population.

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