May 1, 2005Open Access

Cardiac Rehabilitation Improves Cognitive Performance in Older Adults With Cardiovascular Disease

JGJohn GunstadCross-Cutting Cardiology KMKristin L. MacGregorUMass Memorial Health Care RPRobert PaulUniversity of Missouri–St. Louis

Key Result

Cardiac rehabilitation improves cognitive performance in older adults with cardiovascular disease.

Structured PICO

Does cardiac rehabilitation improve cognitive performance in older adults with cardiovascular disease?

Population

Older adults with cardiovascular disease

Intervention

Cardiac rehabilitation

Outcome

Cognitive performance

Cardiac rehabilitation may improve cognitive performance in older adults with cardiovascular disease.

Main Result

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Abstract

Gunstad, John PhD; MacGregor, Kristin L. BA; Paul, Robert H. PhD; Poppas, Athena MD; Jefferson, Angela L. PhD; Todaro, John F. PhD; Cohen, Ronald A. PhD Author Information

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Gunstad et al. (Sun,) reported a other. Cardiac rehabilitation improves cognitive performance in older adults with cardiovascular disease.

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