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Table 1.

Descriptive statistics of the lifestyle factors and their cut-off points.

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Table 2.

Effects of different lifestyle factors and SES indicators on cognitive change.

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Table 3.

Baseline population characteristics by number of healthful lifestyle factors.

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Table 4.

Adjusted effects of individual lifestyle factors and SES indicators on cognitive change.

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Fig 1.

Interactions between a healthful lifestyle and annual household income on cognitive change.

Pinteraction is presented in the middle of the figure. After stratification by annual household income, the effects of having a healthful lifestyle compared with an unhealthful lifestyle are shown as β-coefficients (95% CI) above the solid lines after adjustment for age, sex, number of years of education, APOE ε4 status, baseline cognitive domain score, CES-D score, hypertension, diabetes mellitus, stroke, daily energy intake, and occupational complexity. The solid lines represent the cognitive change values for participants with a healthful lifestyle (having ≥ 3 healthful lifestyle factors), whereas the dashed lines represent individuals with an unhealthful lifestyle (having 0–2 healthful lifestyle factors). CI = confidence interval; Ref. = reference group. ***P < 0.001.

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