Introduction Dementia has become a public health priority and is irreversible. Mild cognitive
impairment (MCI), an intermediate state between normal cognition and dementia, is the …

Background Despite existing studies showing that physical exercise improves cognitive
function in older adults either concurrently or in a delayed manner, studies examining these …

Background Dementia is a multifactorial syndrome attributable to a combination of vascular
risk factors, lifestyle factors and neurodegeneration. However, little is known about the …

This eight-year follow-up study examines the roles of physical and leisure activity as
predictors of mental well-being among older adults born in 1904–1923. As part of the …

Abstract Purpose of Study: Although leisure activities benefit the mental health of the elderly
population, the effect of changes in leisure activities on dimensions of depressive symptoms …

Objectives Little is known about composite patterns of productive engagement among older
people. Related, the implication of these patterns for well-being remains unclear. The …

Background: Cognitive decline is a major public health concern worldwide and it is vital to
identify and better understand effective population-based means to improve cognitive …

Background There are limited data on physical activity in relation to trajectories in cognitive
function. The aim was to examine the association of physical activity with trajectories in …

Accumulating evidence suggests that physical activity may be beneficial in preserving
cognition in late life. This study examined the association between baseline and changes in …

Background: An increasing body of evidence suggests that health behaviors may protect
against cognitive impairment and dementia. The purpose of this study was to summarize the …