The mindfulness meditation courses for people with MCI and mild dementia.

The mindfulness meditation courses for people with MCI and mild dementia.

<p>The mindfulness meditation courses for people with MCI and mild dementia.</p>

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Main Author:	Jiuhong You (14132226) (author)
Other Authors:	Zunera Khan (17429826) (author), Reena Swaroop (22683304) (author), Yan Sun (22436) (author), Latha Velayudhan (630260) (author), Dag Aarsland (157629) (author)
Published:	2025
Subjects:	Medicine Neuroscience Biotechnology Developmental Biology Cancer Mental Health Infectious Diseases session lasts 2 previous studies suggest 60 years old experienced mindfulness teacher xlink "> clinicaltrials recruit 32 participants mild cognitive impairment online mindfulness meditation delivered mindfulness program xlink "> online program mild dementia delivered programs cognitive functions cognitive function structured interviews remote interventions providing evidence processing speed primary outcomes potential effects participation records overall costs older adults normal aging intermediate stage gov identifier executive function 5 hours
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