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. 2022 May 17;87(2):569–581. doi: 10.3233/JAD-215563

Table 1.

Participant demographics, clinical, and memory scores at baseline

Variable Yoga Memory training Kruskal-Wallis test
Median Range Median Range Statistic (p)
Demographics and clinical scores
  Age 62.0 53–69 64.0 54–76 1.26 (0.26)
  Education 16.0 13–18 16.0 13–18 0.12 (0.73)
  Body mass index 25.65 20.1–39.9 23.15 18.6–41.6 0.16 (0.69)
  Anxiety 4.5 2–10 4.0 1–14 0.41 (0.52)
  Depression 7.5 1–16 6.0 3–21 < 0.0001 (1.0)
  Resilience 70.0 54–90 70.0 50–98 < 0.0001 (1.0)
  Perceived Stress 22.0 20–30 22.0 15–26 0.1 (0.75)
  Memory Function Questionnaire
 Frequency of Forgetting 4.25 2.3–5.8 4.75 3.3–5.9 1.48 (0.22)
 Seriousness of Forgetting 3.6 2.4–6.4 4.1 2.3–6.0 1.11 (0.29)
Gray matter volume
  Estimated total intracranial volume 1491456.34 1055761.8–1708017.45 1456013.1 1055410.9–1673511.8 0.13 (0.72)
  Left hippocampus 3538.70 3007.1–4253.2 3530.5 3248.6–4241.1 0.03 (0.87)
  Right hippocampus 3800.4 3132.7–4443.0 3512.2 3303.0–4261.6 0.31 (0.58)
  Left amygdala 1262.4 1007.1–1505.0 1310.9 1101.9–1412.0 0.79 (0.38)
  Right amygdala 1486.7 1227.4–1643.0 1478.2 1215.1–1701.3 0.05 (0.82)

Neither demographics and clinical, nor ROI-based GMV differed between the groups at baseline (p-values in parentheses).