Food Frequency Questionnaire

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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

JAMA Network Open

Higher ultraprocessed food intake linked to brain injury

Body fat was 1.7 percentage points higher in the quarter eating the most ultraprocessed food than in the quarter eating the least.Body fat was 1.7 percentage points higher in the quarter eating the most ultraprocessed food than in the quarter eating the least.

Cross-sectional study of 8,783 adults without cardiovascular diseasePopulations

Limit: The brain-injury association depended on how ultraprocessed food intake was defined

PLOS Medicine

Ultra-processed food intake not linked to colorectal cancer

Among 461,682 older US adults, the highest versus lowest fifth of intake had a hazard ratio, a measure of relative cancer risk, of 0.97.Among 461,682 older US adults, the highest versus lowest fifth of intake had a hazard ratio, a measure of relative cancer risk, of 0.97.

Cohort study of 461,682 older US adults, against adults in lowest UPF-intake quintileColorectal cancer

Limit: UPF intake was measured only at baseline, potentially obscuring associations as diets changed