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The relationship between religiosity and health behaviors in female caregivers of older adults with dementia
Aging and Mental Health, 11/05/09
Rabinowitz YG et al. – Increased levels of subjective religiosity were significantly associated with decreased maintenance of a routine exercise regimen across ethnic groups. Recommendations for clinicians and religious leaders, and avenues of future research are discussed.
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