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Brief exercise improves mental performance in people with chronic lung disease

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"Some level of physical activity needs to be maintained in order to maintain mental benefits," Emery said. "Physical endurance decreases when a person stops exercising, and cognitive function likely follows a similar 'use it or lose it' pattern."

Emery conducted the research with Philip Diaz, an associate professor of internal medicine and member of Ohio State's Dorothy M. Davis Heart and Lung Institute; David Frid of Ohio State; and psychology graduate students Vanessa Honn and Kim Lebowitz.

A grant from the National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute supported this research.


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Contact: Charles Emery
Emery.33@osu.edu
614-688-3061
Ohio State University
5-Feb-2002


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