Ancient Mind-Body practice tested as depression relief for seniors
NCT ID NCT05000788
Summary
This study is testing whether practicing a form of Qigong, an ancient Chinese mind-body exercise, can help reduce depression and improve thinking skills in older adults. Researchers will compare 60 participants aged 65+ with depressive symptoms, assigning them to either a Qigong group or a standard exercise group. The main goal is to see if Qigong leads to measurable improvements in mood and brain function.
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Locations
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Buddhist Ho L.F. Tak Elderly Social Centre
North Point, HK Island, Hong Kong
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