Modifiable lifestyle factors evidence great promise in reducing cognitive decline in older adults. Greater consumption to the MIND diet (Morris et al.) and increased daily physical activity (Buchman et al.) are associated with higher cognitive functioning. The interactive effects of lifestyle factors on cognition in older adults has not been investigated extensively. The present study examined the interaction between MIND diet consumption and intensity of physical activity on cognition in community-dwelling older adults.
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