Table 1.
Literature summary of mobility and exercise benefits on brain structure and cognitive function
Improved Cognitive Function |
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Brain Volume Increasea | Reduced Cognitive Dysfunction | In Setting of Cognitive Decline | Decreased Riskb | |
Barnes et al2 | × | |||
Bixby et al4 | × | |||
Brown et al5 | × | |||
Coelho et al9 | × | × | ||
Colcombe et al12 | × | |||
Colcombe et al13 | × | × | ||
Erickson et al17 | × | × | ||
Fabre et al18 | × | |||
Gordon et al20 | × | × | ||
Hamer et al21 | × | × | ||
Hillman et al22 | × | |||
Hopkins et al24 | × | |||
Langdon and Corbett27c | × | × | ||
Laurin et al28 | × | × | ||
Lautenschlager et al29 | × | × | ||
Lindwall et al30 | × | |||
Maki et al31 | × | × | ||
Marks et al32 | × | |||
Richards et al34 | × | × | ||
Rovio et al35 | × | |||
Siette et al36c | × | × | ||
Szabo et al38 | × | × | ||
van Boxtel et al40 | × | |||
Voss et al43 | × | × | ||
Weuve et al44 | × | × | ||
Yaffe et al45 | × |
With attenuated brain volume decrease.
Decreased risk of cognitive disorders and mental decline.
Animal study.