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. 2026 Sep 3;7:1975276. doi: 10.3389/fragi.2026.1975276

Correction: Acute changes in ankle dorsiflexor strength and fNIRS-derived cortical activation following a single session of neuromuscular electrical stimulation in healthy older adults

Yingqi Li 1,†, Luyi Wang 1,2,†, Congxiao Wang 1, Hujun Wang 1, Shaoting Zhang 2, Anda Xiu 2, Shengxuan Duan 1, Yingpeng Wang 1,*, Shuyan Qie 1,*
PMCID: PMC13583421  PMID: 42756434

The revised complete funding statement is as follows: This work was supported by Beijing High‐Level Innovation and Entrepreneurship Talent Support Program (“Qingmiao”) Project, Grant No. G202522175, and the National Key R&D Program of China (Ministry of Science and Technology of China), Special Project on Active Health and Technological Responses to Population Aging, Grant No. 2022YFC3600501, 2022YFC3600500.

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