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A Qualitative Focus Group Study: Experiences with AI-Guided Qigong Exercise Among African American Older Adults with Disabilities
As artificial intelligence becomes more common in health and exercise programs, questions remain about how well these tools serve older adults from underrepresented communities. This study examined the perceptions of African American older adults with disabilities toward a culturally adapted, AI-gui
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