Conference Coverage

AAIC: Aerobic exercise proves beneficial for mild cognitive impairment

Publish date: August 4, 2015

 

AT AAIC 2015

References

“We really hope these results will help us move this work forward,” she said.

Dr. Baker had no financial disclosures.

msullivan@frontlinemedcom.com

On Twitter @alz_gal

Pages

Recommended Reading

AAIC: Sedentary early adulthood may mean worse cognitive functioning later
MDedge Internal Medicine
VIDEO: Dementia risk doubled in type 1 diabetes patients
MDedge Internal Medicine
VIDEO: Investigating the role of plasmalogens in Alzheimer’s disease
MDedge Internal Medicine
Estrogen therapy linked to brain atrophy in women with diabetes
MDedge Internal Medicine
VIDEO: Postoperative cognitive decline hits women hardest
MDedge Internal Medicine
Biogen’s aducanumab stumbles on cognitive endpoints at 6 mg/kg dose
MDedge Internal Medicine
VIDEO: Alzheimer’s disease drug development targets disease modification
MDedge Internal Medicine
VIDEO: Keeping the Alzheimer’s big picture in mind as antiamyloid trials continue
MDedge Internal Medicine
Insulin resistance linked to decreased brain metabolism, memory function
MDedge Internal Medicine
AAIC 2015: Approved drug combo cuts Alzheimer’s disease agitation
MDedge Internal Medicine