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Findings particularly for behavioral variant frontotemporal dementia
No significant association was seen for glaucoma surgery with dementia risk in a prospective study involving older adults.
The risk for dementia decreased for cases and controls younger than 80 years who had been taking estrogen-only therapy for 10 years or more.
A small reduction in the risk for dementia was seen after the first year for people with shingles versus general population comparators.
After adjustment for multiple variables, widespread pain appeared to increase subsequent risk.
The one-year incidence rate of post-COVID dementia was 12.7% in adults ≥65 years hospitalized with COVID-19.
The risk for Alzheimer’s disease increased for parents of individuals with ADHD; the associations were attenuated with decreasing genetic relatedness.
The risk for overactive bladder varies across individual cholinesterase inhibitor drugs.
Excessive daytime napping over a year predicts worse cognitive performance the following year, and vice versa.
Timely anticipatory planning in early dementia is crucial to preserve autonomy over future decisions and to reduce caregiver strain.