Background Evidence suggests that lifestyle activities impact cognitive and mental health in
older populations. However, how lifestyle factors are associated with one another, and …

Objective: This study aimed to determine how modifiable risk factors, such as physical
exercise and social support, and non-modifiable risk factors, such as genetic risk may affect …

Importance Lifestyles enriched with socially and mentally stimulating activities in older age
may help build cognitive reserve and reduce dementia risk. Objective To investigate the …

Objective: Do lifestyle activities buffer normal aging-related declines in cognitive
performance? The emerging literature will benefit from theoretically broader measurement of …

Background: Cognitive lifestyle may be an important modifiable risk factor for dementia but
has not yet been comprehensively studied in healthy elderly. Objective: To examine gender …

Importance Prior neuroimaging studies have found that late-life participation in cognitive (eg,
reading) and social (eg, visiting friends and family) leisure activities are associated with …

Objectives: This study investigated the association between healthy lifestyle comprised of
multiple domains, gender, and cognitive function in older Chinese people in Hong Kong …

Background: Smoking, excessive drinking, and physical inactivity are associated with
reduced cognitive function but the independence, domain specific cognitive effects, and …

Background Identifying modifiable lifestyle correlates of cognitive decline and risk of
dementia is complex, particularly as few population-based longitudinal studies jointly model …

Education and lifestyle factors linked with complex mental activity are thought to affect the
progression of cognitive decline. Collectively, these factors can be combined to create a …