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Neurology

Gene variant linked to faster decline in planning after 90

The statistical estimate of the difference in decline in planning and task-management skills was minus 0.07 for variant carriers versus noncarriers.The statistical estimate of the difference in decline in planning and task-management skills was minus 0.07 for variant carriers versus noncarriers.

Cohort study of 445 adults aged 90–104, average 3.9 years, against non-ɛ4-carriersPopulations

Limit: Survivor selection may favor unusually resilient ɛ4 carriers, distorting the link with cognitive decline

Neurology

Midlife Alzheimer’s marker linked to later memory decline

Each standard-deviation increase in the midlife marker was linked to 0.030 standard deviations faster late-life memory decline during an 11-year follow-up.Each standard-deviation increase in the midlife marker was linked to 0.030 standard deviations faster late-life memory decline during an 11-year follow-up.

Cohort study of 1,515 adults with midlife and late-life blood samples, 11 yearsBiomarkers

Limit: The outcome was declining thinking skills, not dementia onset

Nutrients

Diet’s link to dementia differed by gene variant in older adults

In one genetic group, each extra diet-score point was linked to lower relative Alzheimer’s dementia risk over time (hazard ratio 0.82).In one genetic group, each extra diet-score point was linked to lower relative Alzheimer’s dementia risk over time (hazard ratio 0.82).

Cohort study of 745 older adultsAll-cause dementia

Limit: Diet was assessed using food-frequency questionnaires, which are subject to measurement error