Anxiety

Biomarker

1 paper

  • Human trial1

Funding

6 grants since 2016

National Heart, Lung, and Blood InstituteUS$2.3mNational Institute on AgingUS$777kNational Institute of Mental HealthUS$1.5m

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Journal of Alzheimer's Disease

Benzodiazepine use shows only a modest link to dementia

Dementia incidence was 382.4 per 100,000 person-years in benzodiazepine users versus 280.7 in controls, but the link weakened after adjusting for underlying illnesses.Dementia incidence was 382.4 per 100,000 person-years in benzodiazepine users versus 280.7 in controls, but the link weakened after adjusting for underlying illnesses.

Cohort study of 132,805 peopleVascular dementia
Journal of Cancer Survivorship

Frailty in cancer survivors is linked to new chronic diseases

Across 21,577 cancer survivors, higher baseline frailty was associated with an increased risk of 28 out of 39 chronic diseases.Across 21,577 cancer survivors, higher baseline frailty was associated with an increased risk of 28 out of 39 chronic diseases.

Cohort study of 21,577 peopleCancer
Journal of Affective Disorders

Higher fitness is linked to lower depression and anxiety risk

In a study of UK adults, the highest fitness quartile had a 24% lower depression risk and 17% lower anxiety risk than the lowest quartile.In a study of UK adults, the highest fitness quartile had a 24% lower depression risk and 17% lower anxiety risk than the lowest quartile.

Cohort study of 46,062 peopleAnxiety