MWITA-MO-2026-014 · Evidence B · P1
Wearable-sensor cognitive-motor training produced a small six-minute-walk advantage over seated tablet training but no statistically clear MoCA advantage in older adults.
What this does not establish
Movement plus the wearable system was compared with seated cognition training; this isolates neither a sensor effect nor prevention of cognitive decline.
What would change the reading
Track peer review or replication, longer follow-up, preregistered endpoint concordance and external validity.
Primary routes
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