Cardiorespiratory fitness, independent of APOE genotype, is associated with better neurocognitive function in older adults:An ERP study

Jan 1, 2025·
Yu-Kai Chang
,
Jennifer L Etnier
,
Ruei-Hong Li
,
Ying-Chu Chen
,
Chen-Sin Hung
,
Feng-Tzu Chen
,
Chung-Yu Chen
,
Chien-Heng Chu
· 0 min read
Image credit: Yu-Kai Chang et al.
Abstract
Background: This study assessed the association between cardiorespiratory fitness and cognitive function, independent of APOE genotype, in older adults using both behavioral and neuroelectric measures. Previous research has shown that higher cardiorespiratory fitness is linked to better neurocognitive performance, regardless of APOE genotype status.
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In Psychology of Sport and Exercise, Volume 76
Sport Science Cognitive Function Cardiorespiratory Fitness Executive Function APOE Genotype Aging