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	Title	Author(s)	Issue Date	Views
	Cognitive predictors for five-year conversion to dementia in community-dwelling Chinese older adults Journal:International Psychogeriatrics: the official journal of the Interntional Psychogeriatric Association	Wong, CHY Leung, GTY Fung, AWT Chan, WC Lam, LCW	2013	58
	Combined clinical and cognitive criteria to identify mild cognitive impairment in a southern Chinese community Journal:Alzheimer Disease and Associated Disorders	Lam, LCW Tam, CWC Leung, GTY Lui, VWC Fung, AWT Chiu, HFK Chan, SSM Chan, WC Ng, S Chan, WM	2010	59
	The effects of exposure to scenarios about dementia on stigma and attitudes toward dementia care in a Chinese community Journal:International Psychogeriatrics	Cheng, ST Lam, LCW Chan, LCK Law, ACB Fung, AWT Chan, WC Tam, CWC Chan, WM	2011	106
	Neuropsychiatric symptoms are associated with increased risks of progression to dementia: A 2-year prospective study of 321 Chinese older persons with mild cognitive impairment Journal:Age and Ageing	Chan, WC Lam, LCW Tam, CWC Lui, VWC Leung, GTY Lee, ATC Chan, SSM Fung, AWT Chiu, HFK Chan, WM	2011
	Physical Exercise Helped to Maintain and Restore Functioning in Chinese Older Adults With Mild Cognitive Impairment: A 5-Year Prospective Study of the Hong Kong Memory and Ageing Prospective Study (HK-MAPS) Journal:Journal of the American Medical Directors Association	Ma, DY Wong, CHY Leung, GTY Fung, AWT Chan, WC Lam, LCW	2017	21
	Prevalence of anxiety disorders in community dwelling older adults in Hong Kong Journal:International Psychogeriatrics: the official journal of the Interntional Psychogeriatric Association	Fung, AWT Chan, WC Wong, SM Chen, EYH Ng, MK Lee, HME Chang, WC Hung, SF Cheung, EFC Sham, PC Chiu, HFK Lam, M Chiang, TP van Os, J Lau, JTF Lewis, G Bebbington, P Lam, LCW	2017	67
	Would Older Adults with Mild Cognitive Impairment Adhere to and Benefit from a Structured Lifestyle Activity Intervention to Enhance Cognition?: A Cluster Randomized Controlled Trial Journal:PLoS ONE	Lam, LCW Chan, WC Leung, T Fung, AWT Leung, EMF	2015	68

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