Frontiers in Aging Neuroscience
Coexisting brain and spine diseases linked to worse cognition
Among 100 older adults followed for two years, having both conditions was linked to greater impairment, but not faster decline than either alone.Among 100 older adults followed for two years, having both conditions was linked to greater impairment, but not faster decline than either alone.
Accepted, not yet published: cohort · 100 peopleBiomarkers
Who was studied100 older adults, 2 years, against healthy controls and single-condition groups
What changedPeople with both conditions had worse thinking skills than healthy people or those with either condition alone
The catchOnly 26 participants had both conditions
