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Individualized multidomain interventions are equally effective for improving cognition in women and men.
A five-year increase in fat stored in the thigh muscle was tied to cognitive decline in older men and women.
Percentage of remaining years at age 65 years spent disability-free decreased for men and women with cognitive impairment
Muscular strength, as indicated by changes in handgrip strength, is associated with markers of cognitive aging in older adults.
Women with atrial fibrillation and normal baseline cognition had higher risk of disease progression from normal to MCI, MCI to dementia
The associations are more pronounced in women, and APOE4 carrier status attenuates associations among women.
Most cardiovascular conditions more strongly linked to cognition among women.
A significant correlation was seen between lifestyle and both cognitive function and Aβ42/40 ratio.
Middle-aged and older adults with insomnia were more likely to report memory decline over subsequent three years.
The association was particularly strong for those aged 65 years or older and for women.