Re:Exercise may help slow cognitive decline in some people w...
by maxerickson on Saturday April 03, 2021 @10:06AM
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researchers also found that greater physical activity at the start of the study lessened APOE e4-related cognitive decline two years later by an average of 0.007 points.
So that sounds meaningless to me. Throw the numbers into the statistics machine I guess, but I bet a decline of 1.33 isn't meaningfully different than a decline of 1.323, even if you can confidently say you measured the difference.
So that sounds meaningless to me. Throw the numbers into the statistics machine I guess, but I bet a decline of 1.33 isn't meaningfully different than a decline of 1.323, even if you can confidently say you measured the difference.