Exploratory review examines benefits of adaptive cycling on physical and mental health in individuals with disabilities, indicating potential improvements in quality of life.
A new research study explores the benefits of adaptive cycling for people with disabilities. The study, entitled “The Impact of Cycling on the Physical and Mental Health and Quality of Life of People with Disabilities: A Scoping Review,” examined existing research on how adaptive cycling affects physical health, mental well‐being, and overall quality of life in individuals with disabilities.
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