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Skill Sports and E-sports on Cognitive Function

2025-04-09

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Recent findings in physical activity epidemiology suggest that physical activity and exercise may help prevent cognitive decline and dementia. However, there is still no consensus on the causal relationship between cognitive function and physical activity or sedentary behavior, nor on the direction of this relationship. In addition to electronic sports (e-sports), which can be played without restrictions on age, s...

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b9b52562-4765-5059-a814-a29cd4d9e3a8
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10.20944/preprints202504.0744.v1
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