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Objective  We examined the benefits of a community‐based program combining physical exercise, cognitive training, and education on dementia and lifestyle habits.    Methods  This crossover open‐label trial included 141 community‐dwelling elderly people with suspected mild cognitive decline (MCD). Subjects were assigned to a 6‐month intervention‐first/6‐month observation‐second (INT‐OBS) group or an OBS‐INT group. The 6‐month intervention consisted of 2 h of physical exercise, cognitive training, and classroom study or rest once weekly. Primary outcome was change in Touch Panel‐type Dementia Assessment Scale (TDAS) score.    Results  TDAS score improved significantly during the intervention period compared with the observation period for all subjects ( P  < 0.05). Some physical functions also improved significantly during the intervention period compared with the observation period in the OBS‐INT group ( P  < 0.05).    Interpretation  This community‐based program improved both cognitive and physical function in elderly people with suspected MCD.

A program of exercise, brain training, and lecture to prevent cognitive decline