Cognitively Stimulating Activities: Effects on Cognition across Four Studies with up to 21 Years of Longitudinal Data
Meghan Mitchell(Edith Nourse Rogers Memorial Veterans Hospital), Andrea M. Piccinin(University of Victoria), Scott M. Hofer(University of Victoria), Magnus Lindwall(University of Gothenburg), Sherry L. Willis(University of Washington), Boo Johansson(Department of Health and Aged Care), Annie Robitaille(University of Ottawa), Laura E. Gibbons(University of Washington), Cassandra Brown(University of Victoria), Alireza Atri(Banner Sun Health Research Institute), Dan Mungas(University of California, Davis), Steven D. Shirk(University of Massachusetts Chan Medical School), Andreana Benitez(Medical University of South Carolina), Cynthia R. Cimino(University of South Florida), Stuart MacDonald(University of Victoria), Roger A. Dixon(University of Alberta), K. Warner Schaie(University of Washington), Elizabeth M. Zelinski(University of Southern California), Robert F. Kennison(California State University Los Angeles)
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