Targeted Reduction of Sitting Time Versus Increased Sit-to-Stand Transitions: Effects on Blood Pressure and Glucose Regulation in Postmenopausal Women

Targeted Reduction of Sitting Time Versus Increased Sit-to-Stand Transitions: Effects on Blood Pressure and Glucose Regulation in Postmenopausal Women

A 3-month randomized trial in overweight postmenopausal women found that increasing sit-to-stand transitions significantly reduces diastolic blood pressure, while reducing total sitting time alone does not improve blood pressure or glucoregulatory measures.
Nurse-Led Targeted Osteoporosis Screening Enhances Bone Health in At-Risk Older Men: Insights from a Veterans Affairs Cluster Randomized Trial

Nurse-Led Targeted Osteoporosis Screening Enhances Bone Health in At-Risk Older Men: Insights from a Veterans Affairs Cluster Randomized Trial

A Veterans Affairs study demonstrates that a centralized nurse-led program markedly improves osteoporosis screening, treatment initiation, and adherence in men aged 65-85, leading to better bone density and potential reduction in fracture risk.