Cognitive Function and the Risk of Dementia: The Influence of Physical Fitness and Exercise in Older Adults

Nursing and Health Professions

• Mild Cognitive Impairment 72%
• Cognitive Defect 66%
• Older Adult 61%
• Effect Size 33%
• Dementia 33%
• Deterioration 33%
• Monitor 27%
• Fitness 27%
• Heart Rate 22%
• Cardiorespiratory Fitness 22%
• Control 22%
• Procedures 16%
• Marker 16%
• Parkinson Disease 16%
• Measurement 11%
• Primary Prevention 11%
• Trail Making Test 11%
• Contrast 11%
• Validity 11%
• Electroencephalography 11%
• Correlation Coefficient 5%
• Health Care Personnel 5%
• Diseases 5%
• Quality of Life 5%
• Data Base 5%
• Practice Guideline 5%
• Prevalence 5%
• Sample Size 5%
• Analysis 5%
• Electric Potential 5%
• Parameters 5%
• Strength 5%
• Systematic Review 5%
• Inpatient 5%
• Alzheimer Disease 5%
• Patient 5%
• Diagnosis 5%
• Disease Exacerbation 5%
• Ensure 5%
• Screening 5%
• Variance 5%
• Analysis of Covariance 5%
• Health Economics 5%
• Neurologic Disease 5%

Psychology

• Mild Cognitive Impairment 72%
• Cognitive Impairment 66%
• Groups 55%
• Fitness 50%
• Cognitive Decline 33%
• Aerobic Exercise 22%
• Physical Activity 16%
• Measurement 11%
• Executive Function 11%
• Trail Making Test 11%
• Electroencephalography 11%
• Event-Related Potential 11%
• Validity 11%
• Analysis of Covariance 5%
• Neurological Disorder 5%
• Systematic Literature Review 5%
• Alzheimer's Disease 5%
• Health 5%
• Healthcare 5%
• Aging 5%
• Quality of Life 5%
• Inclusion 5%
• Public Health 5%

Neuroscience

• Cognition 100%
• Mild Cognitive Impairment 72%
• Cognitive Disorders 66%
• Dementia 33%
• Cognitive Function 33%
• Parkinson's Disease 16%
• Electroencephalography 11%
• Randomized Controlled Trial 11%
• Event-Related Potential 11%
• Coordination 11%
• Executive Functions 11%
• Memory 5%
• Mental Disorder 5%
• Nervous System Disorder 5%