CONCLUSIONS: Copays for CR were common, costly, and associated with fewer CR sessions. Policymakers should reconsider these policies to promote CR participation.

CONCLUSIONS: Positive associations between scale scores and multiple domains of wellbeing indicate the potential relevance of Indigenous nourishment as a meaningful determinant of health. By establishing the psychometric validity of community-developed measures, this study offers a pathway for Indigenizing assessments of nutrition and wellbeing among AI/AN peoples.

INTRODUCTION: In the US, rural communities face unique challenges to companion animal sheltering and welfare. Smaller municipalities often serve socially vulnerable populations but lack the fiscal and administrative capacity to provide robust public services, leaving animal welfare under-resourced, and deprioritized relative to other community needs.

Chesbro, G, Larson, DJ, Wenger, MJ, Black, CD, and Larson, RD. Differences in critical torque among untrained, resistance-trained, and aerobic-trained young individuals. J Strength Cond Res XX(X): 000-000, 2026-Critical torque (CT) is thought to be a key representation of the relationship between performance and fatigue, yet no research to date has examined CT relative to the type of exercise training. This study aimed to examine differences in CT based on training status (TS). Thirty-eight...

The most common method for measuring resting metabolic rate (RMR) via indirect calorimetry (IC) is using a ventilated canopy system (canopy). Yet, many use a facemask (mask). The purpose of this study was to compare RMR using a canopy and a mask. RMR was measured in 26 participants using a canopy or a mask, followed immediately by the opposite mode in a randomized fashion. RMR was compared between the canopy and mask in males and females using a 2 × 2 repeated-measures ANOVA. Agreement between...