Clinical severity

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Model predicted hospital death risk in older intensive care patients

The updated model scored 0.872 at distinguishing hospital deaths from survivors among 57,488 older intensive care patients across 206 hospitals.The updated model scored 0.872 at distinguishing hospital deaths from survivors among 57,488 older intensive care patients across 206 hospitals.

Accepted, not yet published: cohort · 57,488 peopleBiomarkers
BMC Public Health

Chronic diseases had different links to thinking scores

People with memory-related diseases scored 0.292 standard deviations lower on overall thinking tests than those without; standard deviations measure the spread of scores.People with memory-related diseases scored 0.292 standard deviations lower on overall thinking tests than those without; standard deviations measure the spread of scores.

Cohort · 16,027 peoplePopulations
medRxiv

Genetic dementia risk linked to thinking levels and decline

An observational analysis of 11,518 US adults used 26 years of data to distinguish genetic links involving preexisting thinking ability from those involving age-related…An observational analysis of 11,518 US adults used 26 years of data to distinguish genetic links involving preexisting thinking ability from those involving age-related decline.

Preprint: cohort · 11,518 peopleAlzheimer's disease and related dementias
AHA Scientific Sessions 2026 Abstract

Clinical obesity linked to higher cardiovascular disease risk

Under the new definition, people with obesity and clinical risk factors had higher cardiovascular risk than those without obesity, with an adjusted hazard ratio of 1.67.Under the new definition, people with obesity and clinical risk factors had higher cardiovascular risk than those without obesity, with an adjusted hazard ratio of 1.67.

Cohort · 14,845 peopleClinical obesity
The Journal of Clinical Investigation

Patient muscles show early signs of cell senescence

An analysis of patient muscle gene activity found senescence-related patterns linked to disease severity and present even without inflammation visible on scans.An analysis of patient muscle gene activity found senescence-related patterns linked to disease severity and present even without inflammation visible on scans.

Cross-sectional studyCellular senescence

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