1 paper1 finding
Mortality
upin humans1HR 1.29
Cognitive impairment raises the risk of mortality in humans (HR 1.29 (95% CI: 1.06-1.56)).
Humansmild cognitive impairment, adjusted for potential confounding factors including social engagement15-yearmalesn = 1,741
Environmental health and preventive medicine1 Jan 2026
National Institute on AgingUS$525.4k
National Institute on AgingPosit Science CorporationUS$498.8k2025–2027
National Institute on AgingThe University of New South WalesUS$26.6k2017–2028
An observational analysis of an aging cohort linked local connection patterns to highly connected hubs, nearby connections and groups of connected brain regions.An observational analysis of an aging cohort linked local connection patterns to highly connected hubs, nearby connections and groups of connected brain regions.
A Mendelian randomisation analysis identified 19 candidate targets in people of European ancestry and seven in people of African ancestry.A Mendelian randomisation analysis identified 19 candidate targets in people of European ancestry and seven in people of African ancestry.