Background Research assessing the relationship of physical activity and dementia is usually
based on studies with individuals younger than 90 years of age. The primary aim of this …

Introduction: Low physical activity (PA) is a potential risk factor for dementia and cognitive
impairment. However, few studies have focused on very old people (aged≥ 80 years), the …

Background: Physical activity preserves cognitive function in people without dementia, but
the relationship between physical activity and cognitive domains among people living with …

The association of physical activity with dementia and its subtypes has remained
controversial in the literature and has continued to be a subject of debate among …

Aims: The aim of this study was to examine physical activity and sedentary behaviour
characteristics of ambulatory and community-dwelling patients with dementia compared to …

Context Dementia is common, costly, and highly age related. Little attention has been paid
to the identification of modifiable lifestyle habits for its prevention. Objective To explore the …

Background. There are few studies on the long-term associations of physical activity (PA) to
cognition. Here, we examine the association of midlife PA to late-life cognitive function and …

Background: Findings from the literature vary in relation to whether physical activity brings
about less cognitive decline in old age. The present study investigated self-reported levels of …

Background: To inform public health interventions, further investigation is needed to
identify:(1) frequency/intensity of everyday physical activity (PA) needed to reduce dementia …

Background Dementia is the second leading cause of death in the United Kingdom, affecting
7.1% of older adults. One in five dementia cases in Europe can be attributable to physical …