Search Results - Women & Health

Kirk, T. N., McKay, C., Holland, K. “…Focus group participants for this study included 108 wheelchair basketball athletes (77 men and 31 women) from seven men`s and three women`s national teams at an international wheelchair basketball tournament held in India. …”

Rivera-Amézquita, L. V., Saavedra-Bernal, X., Diaz-Moreno, S., Tordecilla-Sanders, A., Escorcia-Gomez, D. C., Ramos-Caballero, D. M., Svoboda, Z. “…Background Accurate assessment of body composition is essential for monitoring health and performance in high-performance athletes. …”

Luijten, S. C. M., Jenniskens, S. C. N., Holla, J. F. M., Janssen, T. W. J., Nauta, J., Twisk, J. W. R., Verhagen, E. “…Results The athletes (53 women, 54 men; age±45 years) reported 449 health problems (162 illnesses, 287 injuries) during the study period. …”

Vuljanic, A., Jenko Miholic, S., Tišma, D. “…The research was conducted on a sample of 31 elite deaf athletes (20 men and 11 women) from seven sports. A questionnaire on the participation of elite deaf athletes in sports was used, encompassing structured sections related to influencing factors. …”

Anderson, T., Galan-Lopez, N., Taylor, L., Post, E. G., Finnoff, J. T., Adams, W. M. “…Methods: Team USA athletes (men = 805, women = 798) completed the PSQI as part of a health-history questionnaire. …”

Weith, M., Junge, A., Rolvien, T., Kluge, S., Hollander, K. “…The incidences of all health problems, illnesses, injuries, and overuse injuries were higher in women than in men. …”

Busch, A., Kubosch, E. J., Bender, A., Leonhart, R., Meidl, V., Bretthauer, B., Petzold, M. B., Wrobel, N., Plag, J., Ströhle, A., Hirschmüller, A. “…Introduction: The COVID-19 pandemic has huge influences on daily life and is not only associated with physical but also with major psychological impacts. Mental health problems and disorders are frequently present in elite paralympic athletes. …”

Sakai, M., Mutsuzaki, H., Shimizu, Y., Okamoto, Y., Nakajima, T. “…Background The health of wheelchair users` upper limbs is directly related to their quality of life. …”

Kamemoto, K., Yamada, M., Matsuda, T., Ogata, H., Tanaka, M., Sakamaki-Sunaga, M. “…Women & Health…”

Busch, A., Kubosch, E. J., Meidl, V., Bretthauer, B., Leonhart, R., Wrobel, N., Dallmann, P., Hirschmüller, A. “…Women had significantly (p=0.02) shorter median time to first health problem (35 days; 95%CI: 7-105) compared to men (98 days; 95%CI: 49-294) and nearly twice as high risk to sustain a severe health problem (HR: 1.88; 95%CI: 1.1-3.24). …”

D. Chatziefstathiou, B. Garcia, B. Seguin “…Disability, Classification and the Paralympics: Inclusion and exclusion of elite athletes with disabilities (J. Burns) 4. Women: Rules and classifications in the Olympics and Paralympics (K. …”

Kubosch, E. J., Meidl, V., Bretthauer, B., Busch, A., Leonhart, R., Dallmann, P., Wrobel, N., Hirschmüller, A. “…We aimed to identify special aspects of disabled athletes during the pandemic, and their mental health. Material and Methods: All german candidate athletes preparing for the Tokyo Summer Paralympic Games were asked to complete a questionnaire, which consisted of questions about sports participation, physical and mental health, and the occupational and personal impact of the COVID-19 pandemic. …”

Galysheva, S. M., Tretyakova, E. D., Rogaleva, L. N., Boyarskaya, L. A., Shikhov, A. V. “…Objective of the study was to profile and rank self-control in women`s Paralympian athletics. Methods and structure of the study. …”

UCI “…Road cycling Emergency rules to be followed for the resumption of the road cycling season in the context of the coronavirus pandemic - UCI WorldTour - UCI Women`s WorldTour - UCI ProSeries events - Continental Road Championships (ME and WE) - UCI Road World Championships (ME and WE) Emergency rules to be followed for the resumption of the road cycling season in the context of the coronavirus pandemic - UCI Class 1 - UCI Class 2 events Checklist for mitigation measures for road cycling race PCR test results Information notice - Data protection - Health protocol Frequently asked questions --------------------------------------------------- Mountain Bike Protocol for the resumption of the mountain biking season in the context of the coronavirus pandemic Risk assessment related to COVID-19 --------------------------------------------------- Track cycling Protocol for the resumption of the track cycling season in the context of the coronavirus pandemic Risk assessment related to COVID-19 --------------------------------------------------- Cyclo-cross Protocol for the organisation of cyclo-cross events in the context of the coronavirus pandemic Risk assessment related to COVID-19 --------------------------------------------------- BMX Racing & BMX Freestyle Protocol for the organisation of BMX Racing and Freestyle events in the context of the coronavirus pandemic Risk assessment for BMX Race and BMX Freestyle in the context of COVID-19 --------------------------------------------------- Para-cycling road Protocol for the organisation of para-cycling road events in the context of the coronavirus pandemic PCR test results…”

Koltun, K. J., Williams, N. I., De Souza, M. J. “…This cross-sectional investigation of exercising women (n = 166) utilized an existing database derived from multiple studies designed to assess health, exercise, and menstrual function. …”

de Macedo, T. A., da Aguiar, S., Sousa, C. V., Pinheiro Barbosa, L., Alves Deus, L., Santos, P. A., Alves Maciel, L., Nikolaidis, B. T., Knechtle, B., Simões, H. G.

Itoh, M., Hums, M. A., Arai, A., Ogasawara, E.

Blauwet, C. A., Brook, E. M., Tenforde, A. S., Broad, E., Hu, C. H., Abdu-Glass, E., Matzkin, E. G. “…Low energy availability, functional hypothalamic amenorrhea, and low bone mineral density are three interrelated conditions described in athletic women. Although described as the female athlete triad (Triad), males experience similar health concerns. …”

M. Mountjoy “…The Female Athlete is recommended for all health care providers for women and girl athletes internationally for all sports and all levels of competition. …”

Sobiecka, J., Plinta, R., Drobniewicz, K., Klodecka-Rozalska, J., Cichon, K. “…Material and methods: The study included 31 women and 58 men representing 11 Paralympic disciplines, accounting for 97.8% of the Polish team taking part in the games. …”