Abstracts Presented:
Cerebrovascular Hemodynamics Following a 4-Week Nasal-Only Breathing Aerobic Training Program
Inaccurate Perception of Unhealthy Food Calories Independently Predicts Visceral Fat and Body Fat Percentage
Sex-Specific Mid-Life Health Trajectories in a U.S. Hispanic Cohort
Intracranial Hemodynamic Response After 4 Weeks of Aerobic Training Using Nasal Breathing
Accelerated Skeletal and Cardiometabolic Decline in Hispanic Women versus Stability in Men During Mid-Life
Caloric Misperception of Unhealthy Foods as an Independent Determinant of Visceral Adiposity
Sex Differences in Carbohydrate Quality: Assessing the Carbohydrate-to-Fiber Ratio in Middle-Aged Hispanic Adults
Discordant Visceral Adiposity Phenotypes Reveal Hidden Cardiometabolic Risks
Fat-Free Mass Mediates Sex Differences in Lung Capacity: A Validation and Regression Analysis of Spirometry Indices in a Hispanic Cohort
Greater Oxygen Uptake and Respiratory Efficiency After 4 Weeks of Aerobic Exercise Utilizing Nasal Breathing
Intracranial Blood Flow is Determined by Diastolic Blood Pressure
Acute Effect of Hypercapnia on Cerebral Autoregulation in Older Adults 