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The effect of walking and vitamin B supplementation on quality of life in community-dwelling adults with mild cognitive impairment: a randomized, controlled trial

This is the Accepted version of the following publication

van Uffelen, Jannique, Chin A Paw, Marijke J. M, Hopman-Rock, Marijke and van Mechelen, Willem (2007) The effect of walking and vitamin B

supplementation on quality of life in community-dwelling adults with mild cognitive impairment: a randomized, controlled trial. Quality of Life Research, 16 (7). pp. 1137-1146. ISSN 0962-9343

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Selected for baseline measurement n=209

Drop-out n=12

- did not meet inclusion criteria n=6 - too busy n=3

- bad vision n=2 - unknown n=1 Complete baseline data available n=191

Randomisation: n=179

Drop-out n=18

- withdrew after further information n=16 - baseline data not complete n=2

Source population n

=5491 community-dwelling adults aged 70-80 Willing to participate n=1487

- MCI n=209 - no MCI n=203

- eligible for TI n=540

- not eligible for TI: did not meet inclusion criteria in questionnaire n=947 - TI n=412

- no TI n=128

two step

population screening

WP n=86 PAP n=93

Lost to follow-up n=9 - illness n=6 - illness SO n=1 - too busy n=1 - other n=1

Discontinued WP n=28 - illness n=14 - illness SO n=1 - too intensive n=5 - not intensive enough n=1 - too busy n=3

- location too far n=2 - other n=2

Lost to follow-up n=18 - illness n=8 - illness SO n=1 - too busy n=4 - location too far n=1 - died n=1

- other n=3

Discontinued PAP n=19 - illness n=2 - illness SO n=2 - too intensive n=1 - too busy n=7 - location too far n=2 - other n=5

T6 (n=77) T6 (n=75)

Lost to follow-up n=6 - illness n=3

- other n=3

Discontinued WP n=5 - illness n=5

Lost to follow-up n=8 - illness n=7 - other n=1

Discontinued PAP n=1 - illness n=1

T12 (n=71) T12 (n=67)

FA/B6/B12 n=90 Placebo pills n=89

Lost to follow-up n=12

- illness n=6 - illness SO n=1 - too busy n=1 - location too far n=1 - other n=3

Discontinued pills n=2

Lost to follow-up n=15 - illness n=8 - illness SO n=1 - too busy n=4 - died n=1 - other n=1

Discontinued pills n=9

T6 (n=78) T6 (n=74)

Lost to follow-up n=7 - illness n=6 - other n=1 Discontinued pills n=3

Lost to follow-up n=7 - illness n=4 - other n=3

Discontinued pills n=1

T12 (71) T12 (n=67)

Analyzed n=77 Analyzed n=75

Excluded from analysis n=9* Excluded from analysis n=18*

Analyzed n=78 Analyzed n=74

Excluded from analysis n=12* Excluded from analysis n=15*

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