Do older T'ai chi practitioners have better attention and memory function?

Keyphrases

• Memory Function 100%
• Attention Function 100%
• Tai Chi 100%
• Older People 33%
• Hong Kong 22%
• Regular Exercise 22%
• Health Problems 11%
• Aging 11%
• Elderly People 11%
• Elderly Subjects 11%
• Beneficial Effects 11%
• Healthy Controls 11%
• Causal Relationship 11%
• Health Status 11%
• Older Adults 11%
• Community-based 11%
• Geriatric Depression Scale 11%
• Cognitive Ability 11%
• Memory Test 11%
• Randomized Controlled Trial 11%
• Cognitive Function 11%
• Rivermead Behavioural Memory Test 11%
• Mini-Mental State Examination 11%
• Modified Barthel Index 11%
• Local Elderly 11%
• Exercise Group 11%
• Exercise Habits 11%
• Physical Exercise 11%
• Community-dwelling Older People 11%
• List Learning 11%
• Mind-body 11%
• Random Selection 11%
• Attention Test 11%
• Learning Tests 11%
• Objective Cognitive Decline 11%

Medicine and Dentistry

• Cross Sectional Study 100%
• Mental Health 50%
• Memory Test 50%
• Health Status 50%
• Geriatric Depression Scale 50%
• Rivermead Behavioral Memory Test 50%
• Barthel Index 50%
• Learning Test 50%
• Attention Test 50%
• Randomized Controlled Trial 50%
• Cognitive Function 50%

Nursing and Health Professions

• Cross-Sectional Study 100%
• Mental Health 50%
• Health Status 50%
• Geriatric Depression Scale 50%
• Barthel Index 50%
• Rivermead Behavioral Memory Test 50%
• Learning Test 50%
• Attention Test 50%
• Memory Test 50%