Aging is associated with changes in brain structure and function with some brain regions
showing more age-related deterioration than others. There is evidence that regional …

Greater physical activity and cardiorespiratory fitness are associated with reduced age-
related cognitive decline and lower risk for dementia. However, significant gaps remain in …

Research has shown the human brain is organized into separable functional networks
during rest and varied states of cognition, and that aging is associated with specific network …

Although there is promising evidence that regular physical activity could counteract age-
related decline in cognitive and brain function, the mechanisms for this neuroprotection …

Literature has shown that exercise is beneficial for cognitive function in older adults and that
aerobic fitness is associated with increased hippocampal tissue and blood volumes. The …

The number of older people worldwide living with cognitive impairment and
neurodegenerative diseases is growing at an unprecedented rate. Despite accumulating …

Physical activity has shown tremendous promise for counteracting cognitive aging, but also
tremendous variability in cognitive benefits. We describe evidence for how exercise affects …

Given the aging populations in many countries throughout the world, there is an increasing
interest in lifestyle factors and interventions that will enhance the cognitive vitality of older …

Engaging in targeted exercise interventions is a promising, non-pharmacological strategy to
mitigate the deleterious effects of aging and disease on brain health. However, despite its …

Background. The human brain gradually loses tissue from the third decade of life onward,
with concomitant declines in cognitive performance. Given the projected rapid growth in …