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Nine randomized controlled trials were included, providing data from 133 individuals and excluding those failing to criteria of this study. A meta-analysis was performed to estimate the effect sizes cognition with CMA (Comprehensive Meta-Analysis, version 2.2.064) soft-ware program. We included randomized controlled trials that examined the efficacy of physical activity in subject with dementia. METHODS: Two independent reviewers searched National assembly library, RISS, KISS (2005-2015) using the concepts of dementia, exercise, and physical activity. This study aimed to whether the current studies supports that physical activity intervention is efficacious on cognitive performance in subject with dementia. PURPOSE: Many studies have reported the improvement of cognition through physical activity among subject with dementia.
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