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Overall accuracy of two-step protocol including two-item screen and 3-minute diagnostic assessment was 89%, 87% for nurses, doctors.
The findings were seen in patients with dementia presenting with clinical factors known to be predictive of pulmonary embolism risk.
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.
One-year outcomes were similar for patients with or without Alzheimer’s disease and related dementias.
The risk for Alzheimer’s disease increased for parents of individuals with ADHD; the associations were attenuated with decreasing genetic relatedness.
After adjustment for multiple variables, widespread pain appeared to increase subsequent risk.
The incidence of dementia increased at age 66 and 80 years for those with schizophrenia versus those without serious mental illness.