Does lifestyle intervention lower clinically significant cognitive impairment risk?

Mark A. Espeland

doi:10.1002/alz.71668

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Does lifestyle intervention lower clinically significant cognitive impairment risk?

2026-07-09

Mark A. Espeland *

Rebecca H. Neiberg

Stephen R. Rapp

José A. Luchsinger

Bonnie C. Sachs

Michelle M. Mielke

Owen Carmichael

Sevil Yasar

Haiying Chen

Adam P. Spira

Chinedu T. Momoh

Laura D. Baker

Denise K. Houston

Lynne M. Wagenknecht

Charles Semelka

Tara Beckner

Kathleen M. Hayden

DOI：10.1002/alz.71668

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Multidomain lifestyle interventions have been demonstrated to benefit cognitive function but it is unknown whether they reduce risk for clinically significant cognitive impairment sCI (mild cognitive impairment or dementia).

Keywords:

behavioral intervention

cognitive health

prevention

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