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Baseline characteristics in Japan‐multimodal intervention trial for prevention of dementia (J‐MINT) Tamba study

To prevent Alzheimer’s disease, a multimodal intervention has been tried in world wide. J‐MINT is a trial in Japan and is studied in three different areas. J‐MINT Tamba, one of substudies of J‐MINT, has begun in September, 2020 in a Japanese rural area (UMIN000041938). The aim of this study is to report the characteristics of participants at the baseline, especially focusing on APOE subtypes and their cognitive functions.