HealthSeptember 4, 2026

multidomain

MUL-tee-doh-main

Definition

Relating to or encompassing several different areas, aspects, or disciplines simultaneously.

Etymology

The word is formed from the Latin 'multus' meaning 'many' and the Latin 'dominium' meaning 'domain' or 'territory,' combined to describe something spanning several areas.

In the news

The article refers to multidomain lifestyle interventions as programs that combine multiple health approaches, such as exercise, nutrition, and cognitive training, rather than focusing on just one.

Attention Key in Municipal Dementia Prevention

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