A Johns Hopkins research study is examining how exercise at different intensities affects cognitive function, such as memory and attention. Healthy men and women must be ages 18-40 years old, normal to overweight, and not smoking. Initial measures include aerobic and strength fitness, body composition, physical activity levels, cognitive function, and blood markers related to brain function. After a workout on a treadmill or a rest period, the cognitive and blood testing will be repeated three times over two hours, and then one day later. There are a total of three visits at Johns Hopkins Bayview.
We offer compensation for your participation and free parking. For more information and to find out if you qualify, please call 410-550-6997 or 410-550-5429. You can also email us at mdobros1@jhmi.edu or vkang1@jhu.edu.
