[PDF] Top 20 Effects of functional tasks exercise on older adults with cognitive impairment at risk of Alzheimer's disease: a randomised controlled trial

... older adults in Hong Kong and this limits the generalization of the results in other populations. More studies in different countries are needed to further validate the efficacy of using this newly ... See full document

... without cognitive impairment or to associate ecological test outcomes with clinically meaningful outcomes (like risk of dementia or ...impaired older people manage after discharge from ... See full document

... the functional task exercise group demon- strated significant between-group reduction in caregiver burden which is seldom included or reported in similar studies ...with Alzheimer ’ s ... See full document

... demanding tasks, along with various behavioral exercises, lead to greater improvement in cognitive functioning than either treatment ...physical exercise and cognitive training were involved ... See full document

... aerobic exercise and behavioral interventions can have beneficial effects on cognitive function in aMCI ...patients. Older adults with aMCI exhibit greater decreases in memory function ... See full document

... People with MCI and mild dementia retain functional ability and independence, but are at high risk of progres- sion and deteriorating health status. The range of neuro- psychological deficits in MCI is ... See full document

... AD: Alzheimer ’ s disease; AE: Adverse event; ANCOVA: Analysis of covariance; APOE: Apolipoprotein E; BDNF: Brain derived neurotrophic factor; CES- D: Center for epidemiologic studies depression; ... See full document

... randomized controlled trial, it is essential that the feasibility of conducting such a trial be ...of exercise on cognitive function in SIVCI, we have selected a sample size of 30 ... See full document

... AD: Alzheimer ’ s Disease; ADNI: Alzheimer ’ s Disease Neuroimaging Initiative; AE: Adverse Event; aMCI: Amnestic Mild Cognitive Impairment; ANCOVA: Analysis of ... See full document

... on Cognitive Decline in the Elderly; LFT: Liver function test; MCI: Mild cognitive impairment; MoCA: Montreal Cognitive Assessment; NIA-AA: National Institute on Aging-Alzheimer ’ ... See full document

... in older women, quadriceps muscle strength was associated with an improve- ment in completing function activities, such as attention and working ...lower risk of coronary heart ...the risk of ... See full document

... into brain connectomics is expanding the way we understand communication within networks [92, 93] and in the human brain [94, 95]. Finally, another innovation in modeling FC is the emergence of dynamic RS-fMRI. Until ... See full document

... the trial. Additionally, the sham control intervention we used in the trial is really called minimal acupuncture or superfi- cial needling, which has been often used as a sham control in clinical ... See full document

... mild cognitive impairment Results from this pilot study support growing evidence that shows physical activity or exercise benefits cognitive function in older adults with ... See full document

... the cognitive domains of attention, processing speed and executive functions, how these domains change as people age and the influence they have on memory ... See full document

... or risk, we will be able to compare changes in the mean values of the primary outcomes with between- group differences in fall ...future trial powered to detect a reduction in falls as a primary ... See full document

... All older adults who gave written consent to participate in the study completed Beck II Inventory, and the qualified subjects were thus ...32 older adults allocated to the experimental ...Chi ... See full document

... Static and dynamic exercises can improve the ability to withstand challenges from postural sway or other destabilizing stimuli caused by the environment or even self-motion. (Docherty, Valovich McLeod, & Shultz, ... See full document

... Regular exercise is associated with better cognitive function and delayed onset of Alzheimer’s disease, 1-4 and has been shown to improve cognitive function in cognitively healthy and demented ... See full document

... Background: Older people have higher rates of hospital admission than the general population and higher rates of readmission due to complications and ...hospitalisation, older people experience significant ... See full document