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The incidence of dementia increased at age 66 and 80 years for those with schizophrenia versus those without serious mental illness.
Older veterans living in more disadvantaged neighborhoods have an increased risk for dementia in an adjusted analyses.
Chronic stress and depression are independent risk factors and have an additive effect when combined.
Serum lutein+zeaxanthin and β-cryptoxanthin levels were inversely associated with incident all-cause dementia.
The model includes demographic information, brain imaging test results and genetic biomarkers.
The rate was significantly higher than seen with other pneumonias.
A dose-response relationship was demonstrated between the number of missing teeth and the risk for cognitive decline.
The risk was more prominent in younger patients and those without chronic kidney disease.
Lower memory levels and faster age-related memory decline also were seen in association with low or very low food security.
The risk was found to be similar across racial and ethnic groups of older adults in the United States.