Stroke is a leading cause of neurological disability (1) and the second leading cause of
death worldwide (2). Stroke incidence and burden is unevenly distributed globally. More …

People living with disabilities (PLwD) experience limitations in their functional performance
and reintegration into the community. Stroke survivors (SS), persons with spinal cord injuries …

Stroke induces changes in the haematological variables of post-stroke patients. Pathological
changes in haematological variables can be reversed using aerobic exercise. This study …

Fitness is a multidimensional concept encompassing mental, emotional, social, spiritual,
moral, and physical well-being, tailored to an individual's genetic predispositions (Pate …

Physical inactivity and sedentariness are modifiable risk factors of cardiovascular diseases
and a variety of chronic diseases; it is therefore pertinent to improve on one's physical …

The knee is the major weight bearing joint of the body. It is therefore expected that the knee
more than most joints of the body will be more prone to the development of Ostearthritis …

Individuals post stroke are at high risk for devastating consequences from falls especially
while performing their activities of daily living. This is due to postural instability and abnormal …

Stroke survivors experience impaired motor function of affected limbs. However,
improvements in motor function are possible and important as it helps reduce its negative …

Stroke is a major cause of long-term disability and the second leading cause of death
globally. Majority of stroke survivors (SS) have varying degrees of disability that restrict their …

A central fat pattern has adverse health implications in both children and adult. Because
adiposity tracks from childhood into adulthood, the ability of simple anthropometric …