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The effect of tai chi on cognition in elders with cognitive impairment.

Jason Y Chang¹, Pao-Feng Tsai, Cornelia Beck, Jody L Hagen, Debbie Cooley Huff, K J S Anand, Paula K Roberson, Karl S Rosengren, Linda Beuscher.

Abstract

This one-arm pilot study investigated the effect of tai chi on cognition in elders with cognitive impairment. Although no significant difference existed between pre- and post-test performance on all cognition measures, a dose-response relationship was demonstrated between attendance and some cognition measures.

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Year: 2011 PMID： 21560956 PMCID： PMC3320763

Source DB: PubMed Journal: Medsurg Nurs ISSN： 1092-0811

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